Stephanie Young

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5,197 appearances 100 recordings 22 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 3 Sep

Stephanie Young’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But there's a major caveat here.
In Arizona, qualifying for this kind of work release isn't automatic.
On probation, an offender has to comply with a specific set of rules.
For example, you have to prove you're gainfully employed, and you must generally clock at least 32 hours of work a week.
If an offender doesn't meet these requirements, they can end up spending more time behind bars.
I do think an appropriate consequence has her incarcerated for a period of time, though.
Clayton feels the same way.
For him, real accountability means incarceration.
When he met with prosecutors, that's what he told them.
I asked for a readjustment of the plea, which it may or may not occur, but I asked for at least a year minimum of just jail or prison.
So in the 11th hour, he's been ramping up communication with prosecutors.
Nobody knows Laura better than we do as the victims.
While the prosecutor has done a great job and has put her feet to the flame, it's important for us to be able to explain that, hey, this isn't enough.
You would think that a felony would deter somebody from continued bad behavior.
But trust us when we tell you, as the victims of Laura Owens, that it will not stop her.
We have to remember that if Laura is convicted, either at trial or through a plea, the law is going to view her as a first-time, nonviolent offender.
Woodnick explains why that matters.
Generally speaking, people don't go to prison as first-time, convicted, nonviolent offenders.
That said, I get why everyone is frustrated, and I think there's a lot of stirring that she belongs in prison.
That said, the appropriate consequence is going to be the consequence that the judge gives, and we need to trust in the process.
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