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Defendants who are arrested and who are charged with violating the law will attend a bail hearing as one of the first steps in the criminal justice process. The purpose of this bail hearing is to make a determination on whether the.

A local council has banned parents from supervising their own children from two playgrounds, known as “adventure areas” because they have not been Criminal Records Bureau vetted. Instead they can watch from a perimeter fence. The Watford Council policy has been attacked.

Inmates confined within the Federal Bureau of Prisons have access to the Trust Fund Limited Inmate Computer System (TRULINCS), a computer system which, among other central functions, allows inmates to email with approved contacts in the community. While theTRULINCS Public Messaging system is.

Injustice anywhere is a threat everywhere”, a pivotal and earnest principle; for in the criminal justice system it is preferable for the crimes of ten guilty men to go unpunished rather than to convict one innocent man.  However, how feasible is this.

Back in my pre-law existence once of the places I worked as a reporter was at the Los Angeles Times community newspaper The Daily Pilot, which covers the areas of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. It's a small, scrappy paper that has.

I had a conversation this week with Steve Rolles of the Transform  Drug Policy Foundation about the group's new report After the War on Drugs: Tools for the Debate. The interview is just over eight minutes long, and touches on the polarization of.

The Washington Post has a response to Misha Glenny's insightful article on the failures of the war on drugs. Titled "The War Is Not Lost," it's a piece by former ONDCP spokesman Robert Weiner. It's full of encouraging statistics that don't map.

Why is that more people who are politically progressive don't speak out in favor of ending our nation's disastrous war on drugs? Part of the answer has to do with the fact that there are other fish for progressives to fry right.

[caption id="attachment_17447" align="alignleft" width="300"] Concept of legal studying isolated on white[/caption] It was 2 a.m. and Tin Nyo Win heard a kick on the door. It was time to get up for work that would continue for the next 16 hours. Accompanied.

With technology advancing, the security and privacy that a user can enjoy on their mobile phone is also increasing. Lately, mobile phones which are passcode-protected have become like an unbreakable safe, according to Clark County Assistant District Attorney, Christopher Lalli. It is.