Dozens of people like Dawnielle Carter wake up bright and early every Tuesday with their heads hanging low, waiting for final judgement. The hallways of Fresno’s M Street courthouse are a daily gridlock of rushed and harried drivers scrambling to pay off traffic tickets and parking fines. But once a week, down the hall, past […]
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