lima municipal court 2019 annual report

LIMA MUNICIPAL

COURT

2019 ANNUAL REPORT

TAMMIE K. HURSH, ADMINISTRATIVE

AND PRESIDING JUDGE

DAVID A. RODABAUGH, JUDGE

JIM LINK, CLERK OF COURT

LIMA MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE TAMMIE K. HURSH

______________________________________________________________________________________

April 30, 2020

The Board of County Commissioners

Allen County Courthouse

P.O. Box 1243

Lima, Ohio 45802

And

The Council of the City of Lima

City Municipal Building

50 Town Square

Lima, Ohio 45801

Dear Public Officials:

Pursuant to the Ohio Revised Code Section 1901.14, Paragraph (D), the Annual

Report of the Lima Municipal Court for the year 2019 is hereby submitted for your consideration.

The Annual Report is compiled from original records of the Court, which are

available for your examination.

Should you have any questions about the report, please feel free to contact my

office.

Respectfully submitted,

Tammie K. Hursh

Presiding and Administrative Judge cc: Supreme Court of Ohio

Mayor David Berger

Auditor for the City of Lima

Auditor for Allen County, Ohio

Lima City Council

Lima Municipal Court Clerk

Table of Contents

Judge’s Reflections of 2019

Lima Municipal Court Staff

Criminal and Traffic

Misdemeanor Case Activity

Criminal Financial Summary

Civil Case Activity

Civil Financial Summary

Bailiffs’ Report

Probation Department

2019 JUDGE’S

REFLECTIONS

From the desk of the Administrative/Presiding Judge

As Presiding Judge of the Lima Municipal Court, I have served this court in that capacity since 2015. Judge David A. Rodabaugh will be the Presiding Judge during 2020. I know he will do an excellent job in guiding the Lima Municipal Court. This year was the beginning stage of the Lima Smart City Initiative for the Court, Prosecutors and the Lima Police Department. The Court normalized and converted our software data to SQL in order to research a new software system. One of the Court’s top priority is to implement electronic filing and hope to do so as soon as possible when technologically and economically feasible. The Lima Municipal Court hears misdemeanor criminal and traffic charges, which arise from violations of state code and municipal ordinances throughout Allen County, Ohio. It also hears civil cases arising throughout Allen County, Ohio. Those civil cases involve breaches of both oral and written contracts, tortious activity and forcible entry and detainer (evictions) actions. The Civil Division of the Court also has a Small Claims Division that hears contract and tort cases involving damages of no more than $6,000. The Court also hears appeals and petitions from actions of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles which arise in Allen County, Ohio. As you review the Court’s statistical figures, you will see that the charge of Operating Under the Influence (OVI) figures reflect a little differently. I would like to give you a quick overview of this particular charge. Operating Under the Influence (OVI) can be a multi-faceted case. Depending on the circumstances, there can be several types of OVI charges filed against a defendant for the same OVI case. However, by law, a defendant can be sentenced only for one charge of OVI per case since it is out of the same event. Therefore, when a prosecutor is handling any OVI case their goal is to have the defendant be held responsible for the highest level OVI charge available that would sustain a conviction, based on the evidence of the case. The “other” OVI charges will normally then not be prosecuted. It is also important to note that not only do these offenses put the public at risk but many of these charges carry with them mandatory jail sentences, as do driving under an OVI suspension, and account for a substantial portion of our jail population. The numerical figures, which follow, will tell the statistical story of the Lima Municipal Court for 2019. They do not express the dedication, which the employees of this court show daily in the performance of their duties. I hope this letter can adequately convey my admiration for them.

Respectfully submitted,

Tammie K. Hursh, Administrative/Presiding Judge

2019

COURT

PERSONNEL

LIMA MUNICIPAL COURT PERSONNEL

COURTROOM NUMBER ONE

JUDGE:

DAVID A. RODABAUGH

DEPUTY BAILIFFS: ASSIGNMENT COMMISSIONER:

CRYSTAL DILBONE ELIZABETH BAILEY-Retired

BRIAN JENKINS NICOLE SPEES

COURTROOM NUMBER TWO

PRESIDING AND ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE:

TAMMIE K. HURSH

COURT ADMINISTRATOR/CHIEF BAILIFF/CHIEF SECURITY

OFFICER:

LISA DETERS

DEPUTY BAILIFF: ASSIGNMENT COMMISSIONER:

SHAWN STEPHENS BARB DECKER

MIKE SHORT

COURTROOM NUMBER THREE

MAGISTRATE:

RICHARD K. WARREN

JOHN PAYNE

DEPUTY BAILIFF:

CHERYL CALLAHAN

BAILIFFS

DEPUTY BAILIFF:

J. BRIAN MAGINNITY

DOUG VERMILLION

PART-TIME BAILIFF:

DICK SHADE

PROBATION DEPARTMENT

CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER:

MELISSA FORD

PROBATION OFFICERS:

BRANDON HOEHN

KESHA SCOTT

MITCHELL CASTLE

AMY HEATH

DRUG COURT OFFICER:

GOIA COLEMAN

DEPUTY BAILIFF:

DENISE RICHARDSON

SECURITY

SECURITY OFFICERS:

ROBERT BUTLER

BILL MEYER

H. REID FOUST-COURT OFFICER

MILES TRUEX

LIMA CITY PROSECUTORS OFFICE

CITY LAW DIRECTOR:

ANTHONY L. GEIGER

DEPUTY LAW DIRECTOR/CIVIL PROSECUTOR:

ANTHONY DIPIETRO

CHIEF PROSECUTOR

E. RICHARD EDDY

CRIMINAL PROSECUTORS:

NICOLE SMITH

PHIL GERMANN

KAIA WALDICK

DAVID OSBOURNE

DEPUTY CLERKS:

TIFFANY MAY

KENDRA MOORE

MIRANDA HATFIELD

PUBLIC DEFENDERS

CHIEF PUBLIC DEFENDER:

F. STEPHEN CHAMBERLAIN

ATTORNEYS AT LAW:

WILLIAM F. KLUGE

ROBERT A. GRZYBOWSKI

OFFICE MANAGER:

LEE ANN HINKLE

SECRETARY:

LISA RIEMAN

CLERK OF COURT’S OFFICE

CLERK OF COURT:

JIM LINK

SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR:

MATTHEW SCHMUNK

CIVIL DIVISION

CHIEF DEPUTY CLERK:

PAM WRIGHT

DEPUTY CLERKS:

KIMBERLY REX

CAROLYN FLOYD

VICTORIA CARROLL

TERRI DAWSON

CRIMINAL DIVISION

CHIEF DEPUTY CLERK:

BRENDA BENEDICT

DEPUTY CLERK/ACCOUNTANT:

BRENT RIEMESCH

COLLECTIONS MANAGER/TRAINER

TERRI HAMMER

DEPUTY CLERKS:

DIONNE SHOOK ASHLEE MATHEWSON

CARMEN MILLER LUCINDA DALEY

ANGELA CLARK KELLY MORRIS

AMANDA BASSETT JESSICA RAHRIG

2019

CRIMINAL

AND

TRAFFIC

MISDEMEANOR

CASE

ACTIVITY

2019 CRIMINAL AND TRAFFIC MISDEMEANOR

CASE ACTIVITY*

OVERALL TOTALS

Cases Pending January 1, 2019 ....................................................... 1,383

Cases Filed .................................................................................. 17,396

Total Charges Filed............................................. 22,983

Pending Cases 2020 ........................................................................ 1721

% Increase / Decrease .............................................................[+] 24.4%

CRIMINAL MISDEMEANORS

Cases Pending January 1, 2019 .......................................................... 536

Cases Filed .................................................................................... 3,539

Total Charges Filed...............................................5,135

Pending Cases 2020 .......................................................................... 681

% Increase / Decrease ............................................................ [+] 27.1%

OVI MISDEMEANORS


Cases Filed .................................................................................... 1,054

Total Charges Filed...............................................3,715

Pending Cases 2020 .......................................................................... 362

% Increase / Decrease ............................................................. [-] 15.3%

ALL OTHER TRAFFIC


Cases Filed .................................................................................. 12,803

Total Charges Filed............................................. 14,133

Pending Cases 2020 .......................................................................... 678

% Increase / Decrease ............................................................ [+] 61.4%

All Statistics were taken from the computer records of The Lima Municipal Court

2019 CRIMINAL AND TRAFFIC MISDEMEANORS

CASE TERMINATIONS

CRIMINAL MISDEMEANORS

By Jury Trial ........................................................................................ 8

By Trial to the Court ...........................................................................74

By Trial to the Judge ................................................. 38

By Trial to the Magistrate ......................................... 36

By Plea of Guilty / No Contest

To original charge ................................................................ 1,807

To amended charge ................................................................. 248

Dismissal by Prosecutor .................................................................... 519

Dismissal after successful completion of online course ..........................63

Dismissal for Lack of Speedy Trial ........................................................ 0

Dismissal due to Unavailability of Defendant ....................................... 216

Other Termination ............................................................................. 154

Transferred to Common Pleas Court with associated Felony ................... 0

Waiver ................................................................................................83

Total ............................................................................................. 3,172

OVI/PHYSICAL CONTROL MISDEMEANORS By Jury Trial ........................................................................................ 5

By Trial to the Court ............................................................................ 8

By Trial to the Judge ..................................................... 8

By Trial to the Magistrate ............................................. 0


To original charge .................................................................... 972

To amended charge ................................................................ 432



Dismissal due to Unavailability of Defendant ........................................50


Other Termination ...............................................................................55

Total ........................................................................................... 1,755

ALL OTHER TRAFFIC MISDEMEANORS

By Jury Trial ........................................................................................ 0

By Trial to the Court ...........................................................................56




To original charge ................................................................. 2,459

To amended charge.................................................................. 210



Dismissal due to Unavailability of Defendant .........................................70

Other Termination ........................................................................... 1429


Waiver ........................................................................................... 7,862

Total ........................................................................................... 12,601

OVERALL TOTALS

By Jury Trial .......................................................................................13

By Trial to the Court ......................................................................... 138




To original charge .......................................................................... 5,238

To amended charge ........................................................................... 890

Dismissal by Prosecutor ................................................................. 1,263

Dismissal after successful completion of online course ..........................63


Dismissal due to Unavailability of Defendant ....................................... 336


Other Termination .......................................................................... 1,638

Waiver ........................................................................................... 7,945

Total ........................................................................................... 17,528

Misdemeanors of the 1st Degree ...................................................... 3,206

Misdemeanors of the 2nd Degree ........................................................ 494

Misdemeanors of the 3rd Degree ...........................................................90

Misdemeanors of the 4th Degree ...................................................... 1,139

Minor Misdemeanors .................................................................... 16,139

Unspecified Degree ........................................................................ 1,915

Other Non-Criminal Filings ................................................................ 416

(Parking Tickets, Bonds/No charges filed, etc.)

Total .......................................................................................... 23,399*

*All charges filed

2019 MISDEMEANOR CRIMINAL AND TRAFFIC CASE

COURT ACTIVITY

Arraignments ............................................................................... 15,208

Arraignments continued .................................................................. 2,146

Pre-trial Conferences held ............................................................. 2,289

Motion to Suppress hearings waived ................................................... 494

Hearings before Judge .........................................................................23

Motion for Continuance of Court Action granted .................................. 321

Post-Conviction Failure to Comply with

Probation or Suspended Jail Sentence ....................................... 395

Post-Conviction Motions to Modify Original Sentence Hearings ........... 625

FAILURE TO APPEAR

Failure to Appear ........................................................................... 1,724

FTA / pro se .........................................................1,101

FTA / Public Defender ............................................ 521

FTA / Privately Retained Attorney ........................... 102

APPEALS FILED

Appealed Decision Overturned .............................................................. 0

Appealed Decision Upheld .................................................................... 1

Appeals Dismissed ............................................................................... 0

Appeals Pending ................................................................................... 3

Appeals Granted – Retrial ..................................................................... 0

2019 FELONY CASE ACTIVITY

Initial Appearance Bond Hearings ....................................................... 270

Preliminary Hearings Waived ............................................................. 153

Conducted by Magistrate .....................................................................78

Conducted by Judge .............................................................................. 6

Unavailability of Accused .....................................................................11

Dismissed ...........................................................................................22

Pending at end of 2018 ........................................................................12

Search Warrants Issued .......................................................................50

Extraditions Filed ................................................................................40

2019

CRIMINAL

AND

TRAFFIC

FINANCIAL

SUMMARY

2019

CIVIL

CASE

ACTIVITY

2019 CIVIL MATTERS

Total Civil Money to City for 2019 – $ 662,527.01

Total Money Paid To the State Of Ohio - $ 108,144.00

Total Civil Money Paid In On Garnishments - $ 1,947,783.71

Civil Cases Filed For 2019 ......................................................................... 4,358

Foreign Judgments (Cases Filed By Other Courts) .................................19

Employee Garnishments (Continuous Garnishments) ................. 1,714

Bank Garnishments ......................................................................................... 288

Civil Trials ........................................................................................................... 127

Proof of Damages................................................................................................... 0

Pre-Trials ............................................................................................................. 301

Motion Hearings .................................................................................................... 4

Driving Privileges Hearings-Reinstatement Fee & Points Petition

Hearings ..................................................................................................................60

Appeals Filed ........................................................................................................... 0

Bankruptcies Filed ........................................................................................... 191

Dismissals ........................................................................................................ 1,108

Satisfactions........................................................................................................ 992

Small Claims Transferred To Civil Docket .................................................. 7

Judgment Debtors Examinations ............................................................... 137

Jury Trials Scheduled ........................................................................................... 6

Forcible Detention Hearings........................................................................ 893

Writ of Restitutions Issued ................................................................................ 7

Writ of Resitution (Evicition) ..................................................................... 420

Writ of Execution Mobile Home ....................................................................19

Writ of Execution Cash Register ...................................................................... 0

Small Claims Hearings .................................................................................... 179

Marriages ................................................................................................................86

Show Cause or Dismissal Hearings ..............................................................37

Certificate of Judgments Filed ..................................................................... 686

Cases Transferred To another Court ............................................................. 6

Failure to Comply For Debtors Exam ..........................................................20

Garnishment Contempts..................................................................................... 6

New Order of Possessions Filed ...................................................................... 1

Revivor Hearings ................................................................................................... 2

2019 CIVIL CASES

Overall Totals

Cases Pending January 1, 2019 .................................................... 1,479 Cases Filed During 2019 ................................................................. 4,358 Cases Pending January 1, 2020 ..................................................... 1156 %Increase (+) Or Decrease (-) ............................................ (-) 21.8%

Personal Injury - Property Damage Cases Pending January 1, 2019 .......................................................... 53 Cases Filed During 2019 ....................................................................... 28 Cases Pending January 1, 2020 ............................................................. 9 % Increase (+) Or Decrease (-) ........................................... (-) 83.0%

Forcible Detention Cases Pending January 1, 2019 ....................................................... 215 Cases Filed During 2019 .................................................................... 934 Cases Pending January 1, 2020 ....................................................... 114 %Increase (+) Or Decrease (-) ............................................ (-) 47.0%

Small Claims Cases Pending January 1, 2019 .......................................................... 81 Cases Filed During 2019 .................................................................... 168 Cases Pending January 1, 2020 .......................................................... 55 %Increase (+) Or Decrease (-) ............................................ (-) 32.1%

Civil Contracts Cases Pending January 1, 2019 .................................................... 1,097 Cases Filed During 2019 ................................................................. 3,125 Cases Pending January 1, 2020 ....................................................... 975 % Increase (+) Or Decrease (-) ........................................... (-) 11.1%

Other Civil

Cases Pending January 1, 2019 .......................................................... 33 Cases Filed During 2019 .................................................................... 103 Cases Pending January 1, 2020 ............................................................. 3 % Increase (+) Or Decrease (-) ........................................... (-) 90.9%

2019

CIVIL

FINANCIAL

SUMMARY

Civil Division Year End Report

January - December For The Period Ended December 31, 2019

Beginning

Year

Balance

Year To Date

Actual

Receipts

Year To Date

Withdrawals

Year To Date

Adjustments

Year To Date

Balance

AOS2004 - OUTSIDE ADJ (78,468.64)$ -$ -$ -$ (78,468.64)$

INTC - CIVIL ACCT -$ 149.61$ (149.61)$ -$ -$

JFH - JH PAID IN JDG 33.38$ -$ -$ -$ 33.38$

JGW - JW PAID IN JDG 61.08$ -$ -$ -$ 61.08$

VCAP - SPEC PROJ -$ 20,028.00$ (20,037.00)$ 9.00$ -$

VCB - CLERK BAILIFF -$ 52.50$ (52.50)$ -$ -$

VCLR - COMP LGL RES -$ 20,025.00$ (20,034.00)$ 9.00$ -$

VCPA - COMP COST -$ 66,757.00$ (66,787.00)$ 30.00$ -$

VFF - FILING FEES -$ 502,712.34$ (504,847.34)$ 2,135.00$ -$

VFFR - FILING FEES RET 4,444.97$ 2,639.65$ (5,132.88)$ 65.84$ 2,017.58$

VJUD - PAID IN JDG 533,678.84$ 1,947,783.71$ (1,996,185.93)$ 19,323.36$ 504,599.98$

VMAR - MARRIAGES -$ 860.00$ (860.00)$ -$ -$

VPND - POUNDAGE -$ 39,383.06$ (39,309.56)$ (73.50)$ -$

VRES - RET SEC 67.00$ -$ -$ -$ 67.00$

VSC - SM CLAIMS -$ 10,450.00$ (10,450.00)$ -$ -$

VSCR - UNUSED COSTS 36.00$ -$ -$ -$ 36.00$

VSEC - SECURITY 42,331.36$ 8,827.89$ (15,809.22)$ (781.11)$ 34,568.92$

VSF - ST OHIO FEES -$ 108,066.00$ (108,144.00)$ 78.00$ -$

-$

TOTAL CIVIL ACCOUNT 502,183.99$ 2,727,734.76$ (2,787,799.04)$ 20,795.59$ 462,915.30$

VRE - RENTAL ESC -$ 1,425.00$ (1,425.00)$ -$ -$

TOTAL RENTAL ESC ACCOUNT -$ 1,425.00$ (1,425.00)$ -$ -$

VTTC - TRUSTEE CITY -$ 15.00$ (15.00)$ -$ -$

TOTAL TRUSTEE ACCOUNT -$ 15.00$ (15.00)$ -$ -$

2019

BAILIFFS’

REPORT

BAILIFFS’ REPORT

Executions for Mobile Homes, etc. .......................................... 2

Executions for Property .......................................................... 1

Execution for Money ............................................................... 1

Affidavit of Garnishment ......................................................... 1

Money-Property-Credits ........................................................ 0

Notice to Appear and Answer .................................................94

Small Claims Summons ............................................................ 7

Summons ...............................................................................13

Alias Summons .......................................................................20

Summons and Notice of Court Order ....................................... 5

Wage Garnishment Contempt Notice ....................................... 5

Order of Possession w/locksmith ............................................ 0

Order of Possession w/ no locksmith ....................................... 0

Subpoenas ........................................................................ 3,840

Summons Forcible Detention ............................................. 1,128

Summons Forcible Detention for Money ............................... 147

Writ of Restitution ................................................................ 876

Notice to Leave Premises ......................................................13

Total ................................................................................. 5,794

Combined mileage serving above paperwork .......... 28,114 miles

2019 PROBATION

REPORT

The Lima Municipal Court Probation Department staff is as follows:

Name Position

Melissa D. Ford Chief Probation Officer

Brandon M. Hoehn Probation Officer

Kesha M. Scott Probation Officer

Goia J. Coleman Probation Officer

Mitch A. Castle Probation Officer

Amy M. Heath Probation Officer

Denise Richardson Court Receptionist/ Probation Secretary

The following reflects current supervision totals during 2019 at year end:

Total Probation referrals from Court 852

Total active Probation cases 867

Total pending failure to comply cases 184

Total non- reporting Probation cases 67

Total active community service cases 17

Total inactive community service cases 14

The Lima Municipal Treatment Court was established by Judge Tammie K. Hursh

when she held its inaugural status hearing on July 16, 2015. Initial certification of

this docket followed relatively quickly on September 15, 2015. And final

certification was granted by the Ohio Supreme Court on December 11, 2015.

Certification has been consistently maintained with the most recent recertification

being approved September 2019. From January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019

Judge Hursh added twelve (12) new participants to the treatment court docket.

During this period she also approved the successful completion of seven (7)

participants while three (3) additional participants were unsuccessfully terminated

from the program.

On September 22, 2016 Judge David A. Rodabaugh expanded the treatment court

program at Lima Municipal Court when he held his initial status hearing. The Ohio

Supreme Court granted final certification for the additional docket on June 16,

2017. During the 2019 calendar year, Judge Rodabaugh added fifteen (15)

participants to the treatment court. Out of the twenty four (24) participants that

were involved in 2019 Judge Rodabaugh approved the successful completion of one

(1) and unsuccessfully terminated eight (8) participants.

Status hearings continue to follow treatment team meetings for their respective

dockets. At the treatment team meetings all members provide updates on the status

of participants, consider appropriate resources to meet challenges and barriers, as

well as address any issues of non-compliance or necessary areas of improvement.

In summary of both Treatment Court dockets for 2019: twenty-seven (27) new

participants began the program and 1,752 drug screens were conducted with fifty-

three (53) of those being positive. Judge Hursh ended 2019 with eighteen (18)

DRUG COURT

participants on the docket while Judge Rodabaugh maintained sixteen (16)

participants.

The Lima Municipal Court Probation Department conducts all written and oral,

post and pre-sentence investigation reports ordered by the court. Additionally the

Probation Department also completes all expungements & sealing of the record

reports for the Court’s review.

Probation releases are divided into two categories:

1. Successful completion of the Probation period.

a. If a defendant has completed all terms of supervision they may be eligible

to be released early

i. As long as they have completed at least half of their supervision

time ordered.

1. As long as they are not violent offenders, or a 3rd in 10 year

OVI offender.

2. Unsuccessful terminations

a. Failure to comply with terms of Probation.

b. Absconds from supervision.

c. Receives an extended jail or prison sentence from this or any other court.

d. Failure to complete tasks ordered by the Court during the Probation

period.

The following is a total count of Probationers released from Probation in 2019:

Successful Probation completions 334

Unsuccessful Probation terminations 382

Probation terminated due to a death 8

TOTAL RELEASES/TERMINATIONS 724

POST AND PRE-SENTENCE INVESTIGATION REPORTS

RELEASES/TERMINATIONS FROM PROBATION

Defendant may be placed on non-reporting probation for any of the following

reasons:

1. Good conduct

2. Residing out of state

3. Receiving dual supervision from another Probation department

4. Ordered to non-reporting probation at sentencing

Since December of 1997, the Lima Municipal Court has contracted with the Allen

County Court of Common Pleas for Intensive Probation services. It should be noted

that this contract was re-signed by the seated Judges from both courts in November

of 2014. The program is designed to supervise defendants classified as moderate or

higher on the Ohio Risk Assessment System-Community Supervision Tool. The

intensive Probation Officer will carry a significantly smaller caseload, allowing

more contact with offenders.

The Lima Municipal Court currently has 28 defendants being supervised through

the Allen County Common Pleas Intensive Probation Department. If the defendant

successfully completes intensive probation, they may be referred back to the Lima

Municipal Court Probation Department for traditional supervision for the balance

of their Probation period. Upon successful completion of intensive probation

defendants may also be successfully completed from probation.

The Court initiated the Ignition Interlock Program in September of 1987. The

Probation Department continues to monitor the Ignition Interlock Program to date.

Since 2011, the Probation Department also assists in supervising Court ordered

Electronically Monitored House Arrest as well as alcohol monitoring via the In-

Hom Breathalyzer Unit. In 2019, the Probation Department was able to continue

utilizing the S.M.A.R.T. Mobile device through Smart Start Ohio. This device allows

Officers to set timeframes in which the offender must take a breath test. The Officer

can request the defendant to test up to ten (10) times a day. The S.M.A.R.T Mobile

Device is the primary source of alcohol monitoring in this Court.

NON-REPORTING PROBATION

INTENSIVE PROBATION

ELECTRONIC MONITORING/IGNITION INTERLOCK

The Lima Municipal Court Probation Department continues to provide community

service opportunities for those individuals ordered to complete community service.

Community service can be ordered for the following reasons.

1. In lieu of fines

2. In lieu of jail

3. For unspecified driving offenses

The Lima Municipal Court has several agencies in the area that can be utilized for

defendants to complete community service. However it should be noted that the

most notably used agencies are the Allen County Regional Transit Authority and

the West Ohio Food Bank. There were a total of 91 people ordered by the court to

complete community service in 2019.

Successful Completions 68

Unsuccessful Terminations 23

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