Posts tagged with Criminal Justice
Temple police are investigating after bananas were left outside dorm rooms where black students live
Making technology work for returning citizens
| What | One out of every six Philadelphians has been incarcerated. Returning home from prison can be an uphill battle. This event will bring together returning citizens, journalists and technologists to discuss what needs these Philadelphians have and how technology can help. Read more about the Philadelphia ReEntry Project here. |
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| Where | Industrious Coworking Space at 230 South Broad Street, 17th Floor 19102 |
| When | October 20, 2017 at 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm |
| How much | Free |
Bill Cosby’s retrial has an official start date in Norristown: April 2, 2018
Former Commish Ramsey called the re-hiring of police fired for misconduct ‘demoralizing’
Challenger who said Bob Brady paid him to drop out of 2012 primary pleading guilty to campaign violation
How Philly plans to ditch cash bail and what stands in the way
Democratic candidate for district attorney Larry Krasner has a plan to get rid of cash bail. He’s not the only game in town.
Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins has a new weekly column on criminal justice reform in the Philadelphia Citizen
Federal investigators: Philly driver’s license examiner took cash and issued illegal licenses
Community Legal Services: Colleges shouldn’t ask about criminal history, but most in Philly do
Where people get pulled over for texting and driving in Philly
It’s pretty much people in South Philly and Center City. And probably on highways.
Police sergeant charged for allegedly telling tow truck companies about car crashes in exchange for cash
Lawyer: Officer who retired in May was giving heroin for sexual favors
Improvements were made, but access to translators in PA small courts still needs some work
Cosby retrial, supposed to happen this fall, gets pushed until spring 2018
PA lawmakers want Philly protesters to pay for their rallies
The new bill could put people convicted in crimes related to protests on the hook for police overtime fees.