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According to a January 2011 report by the Associated Industries of Florida Foundation, the success of the juvenile diversion programs in Leon and Miami-Dade “suggested that the number of juveniles processed through the system could be reduced by 40 …
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3 dropped as voter registration workers after felonies flagged
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Checks by the newspaper turned up 11 people in all with apparent criminal convictions ranging from misdemeanor sexual assault to felony drug possession who have been authorized to register voters in Milwaukee. A person … "It's sort of contrary to the …
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A crime against criminals
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Most felony convictions are actually due to property and drug offenses. This is not to say that crimes like burglary should be condoned. And I am … In some states like Florida, over a million ex-felons are disenfranchised as of 2010, which is …
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Gio Iannotti Don't warehouse drug offenders
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I was moved by the article, “Scott should follow N.J. and treat drug-addicted offenders,” published in the Orlando Sentinel on 24 August, 2012. Guest columnist, Julie Ebenstein is on the same … It costs $ 20,000 annually to support a prison inmate …
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