University of Scranton graduate Brian Gallagher, J.D. ’08, Lackawanna County district attorney, returned to his alma mater in ...
A special ceremony marks a fresh start for three graduates of Winnebago County’s drug court program. On Tuesday, Nov. 4, the ...
In a world faced with uncertainty and anxiety with respect to the future health of America, and, for that matter, the world, ...
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Felon freed by Biden arrested after shooting, raising fears of more ‘second chances’ gone wrong
Nebraska felon released under Biden clemency program arrested iafter Omaha shooting, sparking debate over criminal justice ...
When Jeffery Swan took office as a Yakima County Superior Court judge in 2021, he set his sights on establishing a veterans ...
El Paso Matters on MSN
How El Paso's Mental Health Court integrates recovery in criminal justice system
The El Paso County prison diversion program aims to keep people with mental illness from returning to the criminal justice ...
The state's only circuitwide problem-solving court, formed in 2018, serves veterans charged with non-violent crimes in McLean ...
University of Iowa sociology graduate student Patrick Hardy defends former illegal immigrant superintendent Ian Roberts, ...
Nearing its 14th anniversary, Notre Dame’s Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunity continues evaluating the impact of ...
Calling it more than a construction milestone, Nathan Minium, executive director of the Lycoming Career and Technology Center ...
Face2FaceAfrica on MSN
How Stanley Andrisse went from prison to tenured professor at Howard University and made history
He went from a maximum-security prison to tenured faculty at the only R1-designated HBCU in the country, Howard.
Nearly seven months of training came to a close this week as 28 new police officers officially joined departments across the Finger Lakes. On October 22, the Finger Lakes Law Enforcement Academy held ...
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