Cyndi Wheless says she's been targeting bullies and fighting for "the underdog" since grade school, if not earlier. Now judge of the 417th District Court in McKinney — Collin County's juvenile court — Wheless says she constantly sees the negative consequences of bullying, and she works for change in and out of the courtroom.
October 17, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Cyndi Wheless says she’s been targeting bullies and fighting for “the underdog” since grade school, if not earlier.
Now judge of the 417th District Court in McKinney — Collin County’s juvenile court — Wheless says she constantly sees the negative consequences of bullying, and she works for change in and out of the courtroom.
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