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From: Notes from the Handbasket Jeffrey Korzenik, chief investment strategist of Fifth Third Bank, advocates for the employment of those with felony records. In the July 2, 2018 Barron’s, he looks at today’s economy, and wonders how to maintain growth with a shrinking pool of workers from which to draw. He writes, Until recently, employers had a ready supply of unemployed

SOURCE: Politico.com Each year, about 23,000 inmates like Camper leave prisons in Ohio, and 640,000 are released from prisons across the country. Nearly two-thirds of them can’t find a job within the first year and a majority of them are arrested again within three years. Not getting a job doesn’t hurt just the former inmate, it hits the whole economy.

Two years ago, the Connecticut legislature was introduced to a bunch of “sex offender” bills for consideration. Rather than vote on the new bills before them, they decided to appoint a committee to examine the current laws to see whether they were effective. This committee, which was comprised of approximately 40 members who are stakeholders on all sides of the

The following is a list of potential candidates Donald Trump has offered as a replacement for the Supreme Court seat being vacated next month by Justice Kennedy, who is retiring. Amy Coney Barrett, 46. of Indiana. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Former law professor at the University of Notre Dame. Nominated to the Seventh Circuit by Donald Trump

Another person required to register as a sex offender is allowed to die behind bars Charles Jones was a registered sex offender who went back to jail for failing to re-register his address on time.

MESA COUNTY, Colo. – Authorities say they’re seeing a familiar phone scam targeting a new group in Mesa County: Registered sex offenders. The call follows a format seen in many other phone scams: The caller says there’s a warrant out for the person’s arrest and demands money to remedy the situation. In this case, the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office says