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This May 23, 2018 photo shows Leighann Marsh during a interview at her home in West Jordan, Utah. A nationwide effort to reduce the number of people on probation and parole has found allies in deeply conservative Utah. Marsh, 48, is a former meth addict who went through a drug court program instead of the traditional criminal process after being arrested in 2010. She had previously been in and out of the criminal justice system but said that drug court had a more lasting effect than probation. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
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