Back Your Blue Ep. 9: One Mistake Shouldn’t Dictate the Rest of Your Life

Posted January 9, 2024

Defense Attorney Thomas Flugum discusses his deep roots in the community and his belief in giving people a second chance. Many factors such as population changes and technology, including monitoring defendants, has brought many changes to the justice system in Atlanta. Thomas explains why there’s no standard way to handle a case.

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