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Gonzales

[guhn-zah-lis]

noun

  1. Richard Alonzo Pancho, 1928–1995, U.S. tennis player.



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On Tuesday, the jurors were told they would not need to give a verdict in the case of 37-year-old Michaela Gonzales, who has been absent repeatedly from court due to illness.

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Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke told the jury that Ms Gonzales had suffered fractured ribs and a chest infection and her recovery would "take some time".

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Dr. David-James Gonzales, a ward leader and history professor at BYU who studies Latino civil rights and migration, notes that the political climate has shifted on immigration in 2025.

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Gonzales, the ward leader and professor at BYU, believes this step speaks volumes about the Church’s efforts, despite challenges earlier this year with the takedown of its Dreamer center.

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The jury was told Michaela Gonzales was allowed to leave on Thursday morning after her doctor confirmed a "nasty digestive infection" and Jordan Bratcher and Zayne Farrugia were also "very unwell" by lunchtime and allowed to go home.

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