Jobs: Let's Get Real! - CSRwire.com (press release) (blog)

Jobs: Let's Get Real! CSRwire.com (press release) (blog) Such blatant misinformation stems from conventional economic textbook theories – belied by the facts that millions of jobs are created by governments in vital public sectors: education, law enforcement, criminal justice, infrastructure, ...

Flint could get more police, job training with governor's public safety plan - The Flint Journal - MLive.com

The Flint Journal - MLive.com

Flint could get more police, job training with governor's public safety plan The Flint Journal - MLive.com The public safety plan will focus on three areas: law enforcement staffing, the criminal justice system and jobs and education, she said. “He's going to be looking at all three of those things, and he has mentioned targeting the hardest-hit communities ... and more »

Braddock Highlights General Assembly's Third Week - Patch.com

Braddock Highlights General Assembly's Third Week Patch.com The strategies recommended by Chief Justice Hunstein and the Special Council on Criminal Justice Reform have been proven to save taxpayers' dollars and decrease crime in other states. For example, Texas avoided the need for $2 billion in new prison ...

Alta Colleges Sued by Illinois Over Law-Enforcement Degree Job Promises - Bloomberg

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Alta Colleges Sued by Illinois Over Law-Enforcement Degree Job Promises Bloomberg Alta Colleges Inc., operator of the for-profit Westwood colleges, misleads prospective students that its criminal-justice degree program qualifies them for law enforcement jobs, said Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan. Madigan is suing Denver-based ... Illinois attorney general files lawsuit against Westwood College, claims ...Chicago Tribune Illinois AG files lawsuit against for-profit collegenwitimes.com Westwood College: Illinois Attorney General Madigan Sues For Profit CollegeLoanSafe Patch.com -The Rock River Times -Legal News Line all 61 news articles »

Yakima Co. appoints committee to find savings in justice budget - Yakima Herald-Republic

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Yakima Co. appoints committee to find savings in justice budget Yakima Herald-Republic With more than 80 percent of Yakima County's general operating budget now being spent on criminal justice, county officials want to know what they can do to rein in spiraling court costs. Jury trials are up. Jail inmates are staying longer.