THE furious family of a Largs pensioner who had £30,000 ‘stolen’ from her bank wants to see new laws to speed up criminal cases where alleged victims have dementia. Fergus Leckie, 63, and his wife, Moira, 61, have written to Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon calling on him to intervene inRead More →
Oklahoma’s juvenile justice system reflects some of the same shortcomings as that of adult offenders in the state, according to a report released Monday. “Historically, Oklahoma has fallen on the side of punishment over rehabilitation and has only implemented significant protections for children in its justice system when a legalRead More →
For the most part, legal professionals in Jonglei have set up ad hoc “offices” under the trees, to provide needed services to community members. However, that changed when the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) handed over a newly built facility to these committed women and men who haveRead More →
Reforms to the justice system could lengthen life sentences for murderers and also introduce new laws to criminalize grooming children for criminal gangs. The Minister of Justice will today publish the Justice Plan 2022 containing 159 actions which will also include new measures to combat domestic, sexual and gender-based violence.Read More →
news, latest news, Cathy Ward knows her job is challenging, but she loves it all the same. She is the local resident court worker for the Ballarat and District Aboriginal Co-operative, on the front line helping the community when things go wrong, from unpaid fines piling up to diversion schemes.Read More →
Manitoba’s first healing lodge for First Nations youth in conflict with the justice system will be built in Thompson so northern children can get support and cultural programs closer to home. The province will provide $2 million to Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc., a political advocacy group representing 26 northern FirstRead More →
Legislation passed by a Senate subcommittee aims to prevent the incarceration of children and improve treatment in facilities. COLUMBIA, SC — South Carolina’s juvenile justice system could soon be undergoing a major overhaul. Lawmakers are working on legislation that could significantly change how children are prosecuted and imprisoned for committingRead More →
UC Santa Cruz film professor Sharon Daniel’s two-quarter undergraduate coursework assignments MOVIE 171S-02, are not your typical film school fare. This course, titled Reasonable doubts: make an exonerationseeks nothing more or less than the release of wrongfully convicted persons currently incarcerated in American prisons. Now ongoing and in its 12thRead More →
SFr. Josh Hawley said he couldn’t support Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the Supreme Court because “when it comes to crimes and crimes against children, he’s someone who apologizes to the criminals”. Hawley, a Republican from Missouri, appeared on Fox News Hannity Wednesday, saying his lenient sentences in childRead More →
“I had never been inside a jathere before in my life,” writes Keeda Haynes of her first real job, the one she dreamed of as a teenager in Franklin. “I had never even seen movies or read books about prison life – so I didn’t know what to expect.” ButRead More →
Look in the mirror of our justice system Dawn Herbel Brenda Phillips Take a long hard look at the faces on the right. When you close your eyes and imagine what people imprisoned on suspicion of drug crimes look like, it’s not the faces that come to mind, but they areRead More →
In a speech delivered online last week (15 pages / 251kb PDF) focusing on the future of dispute resolution, Master of the Rolls Sir Geoffrey Vos said those who seek justice in 2040 will do so through an integrated online digital justice system comprised of pre-action dispute resolution portalsRead More →
City leaders have criticized the state of the criminal justice system for contributing to a wave of violence in Mobile that culminated over the weekend in multiple shootings and three deaths. “In my opinion, the criminal justice system is broken,” Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson said at a Monday news conference.Read More →
(Tribune News Service) – A program designed to steer veterans charged with nonviolent offenses out of the criminal justice system and into support services is looking for a few quality men and women to act as mentors. Cumberland County Attorney’s Office Veterans Diversion Program search for military veterans who canRead More →
A program designed to steer veterans charged with non-violent offenses out of the criminal justice system and into support services is looking for a few good men and women to act as mentors. The Cumberland County Attorney’s Office Veterans Diversion Program is seeking military veterans who can work with programRead More →
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ADA, Okla. (KXII) – It has been nearly two years since the McGirt decision changed Oklahoma’s law enforcement landscape and led to unprecedented growth in the Chickasaw Nation’s criminal justice system. The McGirt ruling upset Oklahoma when it asserted that tribal lands still belong to the tribes. According to DebraRead More →
Editor’s Note: The following editorial appeared in our sister newspaper, The Decatur Daily, about how a fatal police shooting last weekend in Decatur may have its roots in the mental health crisis of the State. Although it specifically highlights the situation in Morgan County, it addresses an important issue thatRead More →
Maltese doctors have denounced a police report against pro-choice activists, saying the political party behind the reports is abusing the justice system. A representative of Doctors For Choice, which is among the organizations flagged by the religious group Partit ABBA, said the lack of safe and legal abortion services inRead More →
Gas prices set to fall after emergency legislation approvedThe Maryland General Assembly House and Senate are expected to pass emergency legislation tomorrow that would ease the pain at the pump. 59 minutes ago One person shot dead outside Glenn Burnie HospitalAnne Arundel County police are responding to a shooting thatRead More →
by Paul Kiefer (This article originally appeared on PubliCola and has been reprinted under license) The Seattle City Attorney’s Office launched a plan March 15 to identify people frequently accused of committing a crime — or, as they put it, “high users of the criminal justice system” — to prioritizeRead More →
Police and members of the legal profession should be trained in autism recognition, the researchers recommended, after survey results suggested the criminal justice system is failing people with the condition. A study from the University of Cambridge Autism Research Center found that shortcomings included police not recognizing an autistic personRead More →
This summer, the nonprofit organization Measures for Justice will launch a new public database intended to track the performance of Monroe County’s criminal justice system. Measures for Justice developed the data tool, Commons, to track a variety of metrics such as race, gender and age of defendants, cases sent toRead More →
Photo: LA County Probation Department Campus Kilpatrick is a juvenile camp located in Los Angeles County. Photo: LA County Probation Department Campus Kilpatrick is a juvenile camp located in Los Angeles County. Poor and inconsistent teaching and student apathy were among the findings of a citizen review of the educationRead More →
In modern American society, whether or not systemic racism exists has been hotly debated lately. Although many will argue that systemic racism is not real, the American criminal justice system has been proven to be biased towards white people and against African Americans on many levels from length of prisonRead More →
Did you know that the main way to pay the Oklahoma court system is through fines and fees? The state depends on the offender to pay for the justice system with less than 20% funded by tax money. You might think that’s a good idea. Let criminals and delinquents payRead More →
The state of Medina was founded on the principles of the rule of law and the provision of prompt administrative justice, which made it a great emerging state of that era. No state can progress and prosper without fast, inexpensive and timely administrative and judicial justice. However, Pakistan inherited BritishRead More →
Chicago’s top prosecutor, who initially let Jussie Smollett bring 16 felony charges for lying to police, called the disgraced actor’s prosecution a failure of the justice system and said he was a victim of ” mob justice”. Kim Foxx made the remarks in a Chicago Sun-Times Thursday night column publishedRead More →
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At best, our justice system should make people safer, hold accountable those who seek to harm others, and earn the trust of its citizens. At worst, the system can be easily manipulated to serve thinly veiled political agendas. Jussie Smollett’s damaging, costly and dishonest criminal prosecution ended on Thursday. AsRead More →
A Sheppey mother has slammed the justice system after the man who attacked her son walked out of court. Bradley Holding was 16 when he was punched while cycling along Sheerness High Street in December 2019. The offender was given a suspended sentence because it took so long for theRead More →
“The 57 Bus: A True Story of Two Teenagers and the Crime that Changed Their Lives” by journalist and author Dashka Slater is a nonfiction for young adults that examines complex issues. Slater is the author of Portage CommuniTeen 2022. The teens and their community read “The 57 Bus” inRead More →
SINGAPORE – A Malaysian human rights non-governmental organization (NGO) has attempted to intervene in Singapore’s criminal justice system and Singaporeans must guard against such foreign interference, the Minister of State has said Home Affairs Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim in Parliament on Wednesday 9 March. Associate Professor Faishal has singled out LawyersRead More →
The report, Misogyny – A Human Rights Issue, calls for the creation of a Scottish Misogyny and Criminal Justice Act that would create further statutory aggravation of misogyny. Other recommendations include a new offense of incitement to hatred against women and girls, an offense of misogynistic public harassment, and aRead More →
Justin Gaethje is unhappy with the California court system’s decision to deny bail for the attempted murder of Cain Velasquez. The former UFC lightweight title contender took to social media to express his disapproval of the justice system’s handling of Velasquez’s case. Gaethje thinks the state justice system is aRead More →
As always, the last Last week tonight the episode didn’t pack a punch in addressing current issues that most would consider “sensitive” or “controversial.” After presenting the most significant news of the week, which mainly concerned the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the host of the HBO program John Olivier movedRead More →
Creating a victim-centred approach as part of an “integrated criminal justice system” is one of the main goals of a three-year strategy for the sector due to be unveiled on Monday. Increased sharing of data between relevant agencies and increased use of technology in the courts are among the goalsRead More →
The People’s Congress (COPE) has lamented the stretch that families have to go through to access justice for crimes committed during apartheid. Party spokesman Dennis Bloem said the crimes of apartheid must be dealt with in order to mend the country’s wounds. This after Judge Motsamai Makume found that anti-apartheidRead More →
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fort worth The family of Marissa Grimes, whose body was found under a Fort Worth home after police alleged she was beaten to death by a man who had previously abused her, said Tuesday that neither her father nor the criminal justice system could not save the 26-year-old. mother ofRead More →
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – In March 2020, the novel coronavirus pandemic upended life as people knew it, at least temporarily. In Alaska’s court system, an already growing backlog of cases has been exacerbated by delayed proceedings, suspended trials and the difficulty for attorneys to access their clients. A look atRead More →
Mayor Eric Adams lashed out Thursday at the state’s lax criminal justice, legislative and social services system after learning of the perpetrator who allegedly smeared his own excrement on a woman’s face was released without bond – despite a lengthy criminal record. Frank Abrokwa, 37, was arrested Feb. 28 forRead More →
SINGAPORE: Authorities are exploring ways to make family proceedings in court “less acrimonious”, simpler and more efficient, with some legislative changes expected later this year, the Ministry of Justice (MinLaw) said on Thursday (March 3rd). He is working with the Department of Social and Family Development and Family Courts onRead More →
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Benjamin Morgan, recipient of the Borrin Foundation Fellowship, intends to focus on the intersection between criminal law and Indigenous politics, technology, and law. Two men have won scholarships to pursue post-graduate studies in law at a New Zealand university or an overseas institution. This follows a request to increase MaoriRead More →
A Pennsylvania man awaiting sentencing for his role in the Capitol riot died last week by suicide, according to his obituary. “Matthew Lawrence Perna passed away on February 25, 2022 of a broken heart,” his family wrote. “His community (which he loved), his country and the justice system killed hisRead More →
Civil rights lawyer Frederick Brewington hosts a discussion at Hofstra University about the effect of vigilantism on people of color. // Photo courtesy of Hofstra Law School. In honor of Civil Rights Day, the Center for Race, Culture and Social Justice, Center for Civic Engagement and Hofstra Cultural Center hostedRead More →
The fundamental problem that has made our judicial system both licentious and obstinate is monetary corruption. This is plaguing the justice system and has swallowed it up from the ground up, or so the public thinks. Since joining the legal profession, I have not seen a single serious will toRead More →
In recent weeks, state legislative committees have approved bills that would automate the expunging of criminal records for thousands of Oklahomans and reclassify some criminal sentences, an early sign that criminal justice reform efforts are continuing on Capitol Hill. state, even as the political climate has become more difficult. InRead More →
Blaise Mesa ksnewsservice.org TOPEKA, Kansas — After Tyler Williams spent much of his teenage years locked up in the juvenile prison system, at age 19 he found himself owing more than $1,000 to the state of Kansas — including court fees. $840 for transporting him from Oklahoma to face chargesRead More →
Goleta works to keep low-level offenders out of the criminal justice system by devoting resources to what is called restorative justice. Restorative justice is a tactic used to respond to a crime that involves repairing the harm it causes. Often the victim, the offender and other members of the communityRead More →
ATLANTA – Deep Center and the Berkeley Law Policy Advocacy Clinic will host The High Cost of Fines and Fees in the Juvenile Justice System, an overview of the state of fines and fees for young people in Georgia. Across the country, youth and their families face monetary burdens forRead More →
George Kauki pulls out his axe. With just a few strokes, he cuts six slices of frozen caribou for Panda, Yapper, Nanuk, Sakuk, Kajuk and Atsak. Attached by a long chain under the autumn sun of Nunavik, the Inuit dogs crunch the meat provided by their master. A few yearsRead More →
NDP Public Safety Critic Alistair MacGregor issued the following statement: “A new Globe and Mail report has confirmed something many Indigenous and racialized Canadians already know; they are much less likely to be paroled in the first year they are eligible compared to their white counterparts. It is clear thatRead More →
Local agencies are working together to improve Harris County’s criminal justice system — a system that experts say is overwhelmed by a backlog of cases and discriminates against low-income residents and people of color. The Harris County Court of Commissioners established the Department of Administration of Justice in 2019 toRead More →
By RNZ There was widespread condemnation over the inclusion of convicted rapist and Fijian rugby sevens star Amenoni Nasilasila in a local tournament last weekend. He was jailed for eight years in 2019 for raping a 24-year-old woman in Olosara, Sigatoka on December 22, 2018. Nasilasila was reportedly seen trainingRead More →
THE CAP – Even after the riots that rocked South Africa last year, anti-apartheid hero and former top judge Albie Sachs believes the progressive constitution he helped draft will protect the country. He is not naive about the challenges facing his admittedly flawed nation. But at 87, he has crossedRead More →
The Delhi High Court has arrested the city’s police for failing to appear in court on criminal matters, saying the criminal judiciary cannot be left at the mercy of the department and its officials, due to the negligence of which, cases are held in abeyance. Judge Chandra Dhari Singh describedRead More →
Nigerian Vice President Professor Yemi Osinbajo said there was hope for positive reforms in the justice system as more results-oriented changes are currently underway in the country. He said so on Friday during the 20th year memorial symposium organized by the law firm Aluko and Oyebode in memory of oneRead More →
Daunte Wright’s mother, Katie Wright, said on Friday that the justice system had ‘murdered’ her son ‘again’, after former Brooklyn Center police officer Kim Potter was sentenced to two years for allegedly shot the 20-year-old black man. The big picture: Potter, who is white, was sentenced to 16 months inRead More →
I was 19 when a car turned left in front of me without looking and I drove into it. First responders put me on a stretcher and loaded me into an ambulance. The policeman on site asked me for my license and my registration. The contents of my purse hadRead More →
Solomon Odeniyi, Abuja Posted February 17, 2022 Inspector General of Police Usman Alkali Baba has called for more synergy between the Nigeria Police Force and the judicial branch of government. According to him, this would allow an efficient administration of justice in the country. Baba revealed this during a visitRead More →
PGI Baba Alcali Inspector General of Police, IGP Usman Baba and members of the Force Management Team on Wednesday paid a courtesy visit to the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad in his office at the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Abuja. A press release from the Force’sRead More →
Hip-Hop behind bars. You can use both hands to count the number of rappers who currently would rather spit bars on the microphone than live behind them. We have ten fingers, so let’s count 10 notable rappers who are currently incarcerated. In no particular order, YNW Melly, YFN Lucci, PoohRead More →
(MENAFN-Panama Newsroom) Although it is a fact that -by Constitution- the Judiciary and the Public Ministry have the autonomy to prepare their budgets and integrate them into the General Budget of the State, the truth is that this right is intrinsically linked to the duty to realize. A clean budgetRead More →
In recent months, two Supreme Court justices have openly expressed their desire to “Indianize” the judicial system. India’s Chief Justice, Shri. NV Rammana, called for the “Indianization” of the country’s legal system, saying that the colonial laws currently in place may not be suited to the needs of the IndianRead More →
Hello, Daily Kos Community, and welcome back to Daily Kos Week in Action! This weekly series from the Daily Kos Activism team shares the issues we’re working on and gets your feedback on where we might focus our future efforts. At Daily Kos, we believe in fighting for equity, especiallyRead More →
An innovative program designed to assist in the rehabilitation and reintegration of those leaving the criminal justice system who are deemed to be at moderate or high risk of recidivism has been launched to serve the Scranton District Parole Office. STRIVE, which stands for State Transition Reentry Incentive Validating Endeavors,Read More →
As a black woman working as a criminal prosecutor, Laura Coates said she often felt judgment standing in the role many people expected a white man to stand in. Coates, a CNN legal analyst, spoke with Jim Braude about Greater Boston Thursday about his new book, “Just Pursuit,” which detailsRead More →
The vast majority of lawyers who took part in exclusive research commissioned by the Law Society of NSW hope that many of the changes to legal practice and the justice system, brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, will remain a permanent part of their practice. professional life. . Asked aboutRead More →
(The Center Square) — A report from the Louisiana Commission on Funding the Justice System reiterated its mission to shift funding from defendants to taxpayers, though the panel made no specific proposals for getting there. The report outlines the actions of the 25-member commission over the past year to studyRead More →
Thank you for putting an end to the alarmism with your editorial on the parole and rehabilitation of prisoners, and for helping us to imagine long-term solutions to violence. The criminal justice system in Illinois is very good at punishing people. We have nearly 40,000 people behind bars. Thousands ofRead More →
Journalist and presidential aspirant of the Democratic Restoration Party (PRD), Miguel Mora, and former Constitutionalist Liberal Party (PLC) deputy, María Fernanda Flores, were the latest prisoners of conscience sentenced in the first week of the “single audience” policy. trials held at the Directorate of Legal Aid, known as “the newRead More →
A vibrant, independent and free press is undoubtedly essential to democracy, the court said. (Representative) Cochin: A vibrant and independent press is essential to democracy, but freedom of speech and expression cannot be a license for people “armed with half-baked facts” and “little or unfamiliar with the justice system” forRead More →
Partygate has been heckling this week – but aside from the ongoing rush over who ate what cake and where, that was also, as it increasingly is, a big deal for desperately dark news. We had a conviction in the case of Dr Gary Jenkins, who, if you’re not familiar,Read More →
Local agencies are working together to improve Harris County’s criminal justice system — a system that experts say is overwhelmed by a backlog of cases and discriminates against low-income residents and people of color. The Harris County Court of Commissioners established the Department of Administration of Justice in 2019 toRead More →
Political prisoner and former president of the Union for Democratic Renewal (UNAMOS), Ana Margarita Vijil, is the third member of the opposition to be found guilty by the justice of the Ortega-Murillo regime of having allegedly “conspired to undermine national integrity to the detriment of the State of Nicaragua andRead More →
The urgent need to address racial disparities in the criminal justice system in Avon and Somerset has been highlighted in a major new report. Stop and search, juvenile justice, extrajudicial alienations, prisons and the justice system are covered by the 83 recommendations made by Desmond Brown, who chaired the reviewRead More →
Predatory financial practices are embedded in the criminal justice system, according to a report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFRB). From the dominance of for-profit corporations that overcharge incarcerated people for essential goods, to escalating fines and court costs, financial abuse is exacerbating the already precarious situation of theRead More →
Audryanna Waldron has waited half her life for closure. Waldron, now 30, was just 15 when she said she was sexually assaulted near the Lloyd Center in northeast Portland on February 3, 2007. Her sexual assault kit took the dust for nearly a decade before finally being tested in 2016Read More →
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On Monday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released a report that outlines the financial problems faced by consumers when they come into contact with the criminal justice system. The review highlights onerous fees and a lack of choice at every step of the process. He also notes that theRead More →
HOUSTON – Family, friends and supporters of Diamond Alvarez gathered to protest the justice system on Wednesday after the suspect accused of killing the 16-year-old girl was released on bail. The protest will take place outside the Harris County District Attorney’s office, where they marched to the criminal courthouse. AlvarezRead More →
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CADDO PARISH, La. (KSLA) – Caddo Parish District Attorney James Stewart Sr. said the COVID-19 pandemic has caused serious delays in the criminal justice system that must be addressed “honestly and candidly.” “. Stewart says this downturn has happened not just in northwest Louisiana, but across the state and country.Read More →
Tracey Davidson never thought that her love for volunteering activities would see her one day leading a volunteer organization. When she moved to Terrace from North Vancouver in 2011, she joined Volunteer Terrace (VT) as the Volunteer Community Engagement Coordinator. She found herself loving volunteer work more and more, andRead More →
A collaborative effort was announced Tuesday that officials say will focus on improving the fairness and efficiency of the state’s criminal justice system. Chief State Attorney Richard J. Colangelo Jr. announced the creation of Moving Justice Forward, a collaboration between the Criminal Justice Division and the Center for Court Innovation.Read More →
Homepage Daily News A would-be SCOTUS candidate saw the impact of crime… Supreme Court appointments A would-be SCOTUS candidate saw the impact of the criminal justice system in his uncle’s case By Debra Cassens-Weiss February 1, 2022, 9:47 a.m. CST U.S. Circuit Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson of the United StatesRead More →
New episode available for streaming or download on this page NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Even before the COVID pandemic, the courts in New Mexico were busy. But after 2020 brought a host of rules, including indoor capacity limits, virtually every court in the state found itself with a backlog ofRead More →
Vice President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo said the country’s judicial system does not belong to the legal profession but to Nigerians in general. Osinbajo revealed this in Lagos over the weekend at the Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria (BOSAN) annual dinner and scholarship. He highlighted the impact of the legalRead More →
The reform package in the criminal justice system approved by the Federal Cabinet bodes well, and it should see the light of day. Notwithstanding the reservations expressed by the judicial fraternity, in particular due to insufficient consultation with the stakeholders, this can always be settled amicably. But what is essentialRead More →
As guardians of justice and fairness in society, the role of the Nigerian Bar goes beyond the development of an effective and efficient justice sector, it must also be at the forefront of defending reforms and deepening the discourse that will continually maintain its excellence and prestige, and the ruleRead More →
A county neighbor recently suggested (Herald, December 17) I’m researching the attacks on our “justice system” over the past 30 years, as well as the “war on law enforcement.” You don’t have to go back 30 years to find this assault on our “judicial system”, which has been attacked byRead More →
Under current law, there are more than two dozen offenses that can send minors to the adult justice system, including rape, murder, carjacking and firearms offences. This content was republished with permission from WTOP’s press partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters’ free email subscription today. Jabriera HandyRead More →
The Maryland State House. Photo by Danielle E. Gaines. Jabriera Handy told lawmakers she was coerced into confessing to second-degree murder as a teenager in order to have her case heard in juvenile court. His grandmother suffered a heart attack and died during an argument with Handy. She was chargedRead More →
January 28, 2022 Elise Archer, Attorney General The latest Government Services Annual Report shows that Tasmania’s justice and corrections sectors have continued to improve in key areas. The report shows that for the 2020-21 reporting period the average daily prison population fell by 3.6% and Tasmania’s imprisonment rate of 149.2Read More →
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BROWN COUNTY, Wis. (WBAY) — While almost everyone has a story about how COVID has delayed their job, a family event, or just everyday life, it also has a ripple effect on our justice system. When the pandemic started in 2020, many cases were put on hold. Since then, theRead More →
Contact: Emile Creel STARKVILLE, Mississippi—Two researchers at the Mississippi State University Center for Social Science Research are receiving $597,000 from the National Institute of Justice to examine practices in Mississippi’s juvenile justice system. SSRC Research Professor and Associate Director Angela Robertson and Assistant Research Professor Sheena Gardner are teaming upRead More →