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Cunningham, M. Edith

M. Edith Cunningham - Tucson, AZ

Attorney at Federal Public Defender District of Arizona

Lawyers in Tucson, AZ

407 W. Congress Street Suite 501 Tucson, AZ 85701 - 1310

Updated: 05/30/2014

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  • By Lemon S. on Aug. 03, 2026
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    Well folks here lies the coolest woman in law on earth! Why, well because she understands that law isn't only whats just on paper, but its interwoven with integrity, dignity, honesty, and above all faith. Her law IQ was is impeccable yet her influence extends beyond the courtroom, in that her decency is inspirational. I am a free man today in more ways than one and she played a huge part in this eternal transition. Thank you ai much Edie. God bless. I never forgot you.
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Tucson, AZ

407 W. Congress Street
Suite 501
Tucson, AZ 85701 - 1310

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Fax Number: (520) 879-7600

Website: https://az.fd.org

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