Hello, this is Gortrilla Banks. Candidate, finance, and administrator, and 30-year employee of the courts. I'm running for general sessions because I believe in general sessions. In order to believe in something, you have to know more than what you've heard or read about it. And that's exactly what this court needs. A leader who knows the history of the organization, it's stringent weaknesses, but most importantly, it's potential. So general sessions being the largest court in the state of Tennessee, it has the potential to change the trajectory of our communities. By partnering together with local leaders and other elected officials, we can continue to take the court to the community and increase access to justice. We can educate our communities and help them by sharing and providing information about the programs that are available for those who need and deserve a fresh start. If we can increase the number of defendants who are able to get their records exposed, we can increase the number of citizens who are able to get jobs with sustainable wages. If we can increase the number of licensed reinstatements that they can get to those jobs, thereby working to reduce poverty and put in hope back in our communities. I'd also like to see us and poor more staff who are bilingual to afford equal justice to our Latinos, this is in brothers. I'd also like to see assistance for energy defendants such as community service and lieu of court-class and fines. People suggest a few things are planned to champion, but I cannot do this without your help. I'm asking you to bank on banks for clerk. Go to your bank, March 3rd General Sessions Court clerk.