Tougher laws and robot security guards. How NC is fighting rise in organized retail theft
A million-dollar bust in Cabarrus County yielded so many stolen items, it took 50 people over 12 hours to haul it all away
Source: yahoo.com
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Frederick County state's attorney becomes president of national group
In the last week of May, State’s Attorney Charlie Smith was asked to run for Congress in Maryland’s Sixth Congressional District, he said in an interview Thursday.
Source: fredericknewspost.com
Cabarrus DA named chair of national board on retail crime
ARLINGTON, VA – The National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) and Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) announced the appointment of Ashlie Shanley, the District Attorney for Cabarrus County, as the new
Source: independenttribune.com
Grassley, Colleagues Reintroduce Package to Bolster, Clarify Violent Crime Statutes
Sen. Chuck Grassley led a group of 18 Republican colleagues in introducing a broad package to clarify and strengthen violent crime laws related to att
Source: kiow.com
Central Illinois grapples with prosecutor shortage
In Central Illinois, a tough case of finding more assistant states attorneys.
Source: herald-review.com
Playbook: China deflates Biden's SOTU swagger
And FTX yesterday asked politicians and political action funds to return its donations by Feb. 28.
Source: politico.com
Central Illinois grapples with prosecutor shortage
In Central Illinois, a tough case of finding more assistant states attorneys.
Source: herald-review.com
Former L.A. public defender to lead Access to Justice office
Rachel Rossi will lead the Justice Department's office aimed at ensuring all people have access to legal counsel.
Source: latimes.com
Prosecution careers are a tougher sell since the pandemic; positions go unfilled as few apply
Low pay, burnout and concerns about racial justice are among the reasons that prosecutor positions are going unfilled across the country, according to prosecutors and association officials who spoke with Reuters.
Source: abajournal.com
Youth Seeking A Second Chance Face 'Justice By Geography'
Some states are changing their laws to address the fact that living with a juvenile record can make it harder for a young person to succeed as an adult. But the road to expungement is still laden with pitfalls, including varied state policies, courtroom bureaucracy, and public access concerns.
Source: law360.com