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A story about when public policy, and “pro-bono” marketing collide with allegations of abuse, influence and neglect.

This is the scandal that brought international attention to Reno and has people questioning Judicial ethics and attorney relations. I explain some of the details that are not in the newspapers.

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This article is a profile of Troy Regas, a prominent figure in Northern Nevada, known for his life as a Hell’s Angel, a brothel manager, a business owner, and an emerging political candidate.