Carlos Guerra

Sidebar with Carlos Guerra

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In a courtroom, a "sidebar" is the moment the lawyers step up to the bench to talk candidly — off the record, away from the jury. That's the spirit of this show. Sidebar with Carlos Guerra is a conversation series featuring the people inside Texas's legal and civic world: judges, attorneys, and others whose work and decisions shape life on the border and across the state. These are long-form, unhurried conversations that get past the talking points and into how these guests actually think — their philosophies, their convictions, and the hard calls they have to make.

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Carlos Guerra

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Government

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Ostatni odcinek

23 cze 2026

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