Twin Alabama State Grads Serving as District Court Judges

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January 14, 2016

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Twin sisters, Shera Grant and Shanta Owens, graduates of HBCU Alabama State University, are now both district court judges in Alabama. Click the link below to view the full article on HBCU Digest.

http://hbcudigest.com/blog/twin-alabama-state-grads-serving-as-district-court-judges

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Twin Alabama State Grads Serving as District Court Judges

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