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How solitary confinement, jobs and education correlate with rearrest rates - Vimarsana News

How solitary confinement, jobs and education correlate with rearrest rates

People in restrictive housing and high-security housing units had higher rearrest rates than the general incarcerated population.

State pays $1.4M to estate of worker killed in prison break attempt | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly - Vimarsana News

State pays $1.4M to estate of worker killed in prison break attempt | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

On Sept. 12, 2022, the North Carolina Department of Public Safety paid $1.4 million to the estate of Geoffrey Howe, a maintenance mechanic at Pasquotank Correctional Institution who was killed by four inmates during an attempted prison break. Howe’s estate was represented by David Kirby, of Edwards Kirby Law Firm, and Cate Edwards, of ...

NC laws on taxes, criminal justice reform and more take effect Jan. 1 - Vimarsana News

NC laws on taxes, criminal justice reform and more take effect Jan. 1

The North Carolina General Assembly passed a slew of laws months ago, and while most provisions have gone into effect, a few do not kickstart until Jan 1, 2023.

A shortage in voter registration forms frustrates NC nonprofits - Vimarsana News

A shortage in voter registration forms frustrates NC nonprofits

NC has a shortage of updated voter registration forms. State agency spokesmen say supply chain problems make it hard to buy paper.

The N.C. DMV will soon begin replacing old license plates. Here's what you need to know - Vimarsana News

The N.C. DMV will soon begin replacing old license plates. Here's what you need to know

Richard Stradling The (Raleigh) News & Observer RALEIGH — If your North Carolina license plate is at least 6 years old, the Division of Motor Vehicles is going to give you a new one when your registration comes up for renewal starting Jan. 1. It will be the first time that North Carolina has set a time limit for replacing a license plate. Up to now, you could keep the one you were given as long as it held up. Some on the road are decades old. But the General Assembly ordered DMV to begin replacing plates starting July 1, 2020. The date was pushed back six months after the DMV...