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Harris Breaking News. Moments ago, Hunter Biden, son of the President Of The United States, has changed his plea to guilty in his Tax Trial that was set to begin next week. The development comes as Jury Selection was just getting underway today in Los Angeles. The president s son is charged with nine counts of tax fraud, three of those are felonies, maximum prison time at this point would be 17 years. Word is they are talking about it behind the scenes. Hes got a little bit of leverage by Pleadi...

Bangladesh the dawn of islamism and exclusive d. W. Report starts october eighteenth. This is due to be a news line from berlin deadly flash floods hit the spanish Holiday Island of new york out. Several are killed including tourists after turins of water carved out a path of destruction rescue crews are searching for dozens still missing also coming up more grisly theories emerge about the disappearance of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi the arrival of this black brown is seen as a ke...

With the return of Pell Grants in prison, now is the time to create education and career opportunities for the millions who are currently or formerly incarcerated.

Brigadoon Service Dogs was started in 2004 and is now run by a former Marine.

House Enrolled Act 1004 permits judges to sentence level 6 felony offenders to state prison, replacing a mandate that individuals found guilty of minor felonies only serve their time in

Family and friends recently gathered inside the gymnasium at North Carolina's Nash Correctional Institution to congratulate 24 inmates for earning their Bachelor of Arts diploma in pastoral ministry.

The number of college programs available to the 1.8 million people in prison in the United States is expected to grow over the next several years as eligibility for Pell Grants  is expanded to include students who are incarcerated.

You said player by mistake. >> oh, i meant to say coach. yes, yes, please. >> that could change the whole issue on how the court rules. >> thank you very much. >> danny cevallos, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. covid proved especially deadly for some inmates in texas. a new report details how the covid pandemic affected prison programs there. that is next. [sfx: psst psst]

An interview with the guest, Dr. Ryan Alaniz.   When one consciously invests in life, the possible accomplishments are limitless. It is something Dr. Ryan Alaniz is keenly aware of. He is an associate professor in Cal Polys sociology department, an author, researcher and community builder. Dr. Alaniz is an expert in disaster relief, social change, water scarcity & drought and correctional education. He is also a father, farmer, beekeeper, soccer player, kayak guide, and tender of the earth. ...

>> so great to see you. >> sunny schwartz is an attorney who spent her career reforming prison programs. >> do you believe that the court system is unfair to women? >> absolutely. up until recently, batter womens abuse was not allowed into evidence. think about if a man was sleeping and there was a home invader with a lethal weapon, that homeowner would defend themselves. convicted he would be hailed as a hero. one woman i talked to, she called the police 41 times in a year and a half, and she h...