How The Enquirer reported on police use of geofence warrants, privacy concerns
A geofence is a service that uses GPS data to create a perimeter around an area to see who was there. It's use by police has ...
SC lawmakers want to fund school vouchers with the lottery. But the games are earning less every year.
South Carolina's lottery supports millions of dollars in college scholarships every year. With game revenues declining, can ...
Idaho governor supports enhanced prosecution of drug crimes and $88M public defender budget
Governor Brad Little hopes to focus on the prosecution of drug trafficking in North Idaho and address a public defender shortage with increased funding.
For just dollars a day, inmates fight California’s fires
The state has long relied on inmates to help fight wildfires, which activists have largely opposed. Read more at straitstimes ...
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Youngkin wants to walk back earned sentence credit expansions in state budget
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin agreed to expand the number of credits inmates can earn to shorten their sentences. He's changed ...
Futures unlocked: Juveniles sentenced to life in prison getting second chance at life decades later
Jeremy Rose has spent most of his time in prison. He was sentenced to life in 1995, when he was 17, after pleading guilty to participating in the slayings of two elderly people. He was still a kid ...
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Tom Kacich | Great orator Bryan visited C-U just before his last battle
He recalled that he had spoken in Champaign before, but the June 1925 speech by three-time presidential candidate William ...
Fifty years ago | Idol made plaintiff in Sivapuram Nataraja case
A religious idol allegedly stolen from India became a plaintiff in a $5.5 million suit to wrest it from a millionaire industrialist and art collector, Mr. Norton Simon ...