The Rehabilitation Committee (CReha) This new law cancels criminal sentences and stipulates that a Rehabilitation Committee This task has been passed on to the pardons Committee, which has the http://www.parlament.ch/e/homepage/ko-weitere-kommissionen/ko-rehab.htm
Extractions: The Federal Assembly - The Swiss Parliament Search Sessions Issues Elections, Voting ... Councils Committees Committees Legislative Committees Supervisory Committees Parliamentary Control of the Administration ... CP CReha DrC JC Legislature plan 2003-2007 Delegations The Rehabilitation Committee (CReha) Purpose and responsibilities On 20 June 2003, the Swiss parliament passed a new law aimed at rehabilitating people convicted of having provided assistance to refugees who had been persecuted by the Nazi regime. This new law cancels criminal sentences and stipulates that a Rehabilitation Committee certifies that a given sentence has been cancelled. Who is concerned by the law? What does the law provide for? Who can file a request? What can be obtained with the request? ... How much does the procedure cost? Committee Members The Committee is set up for one legislative period; it is made up of 12 members from the National Council and 5 from the Council of States. National Council
The Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project - Staff as discretionary forms of relief (pardons from the have been convicted of a criminal offense and resources (shelter, counseling, drug/ alcohol rehab) in the http://www.firrp.org/eloyflorence.asp
Extractions: Approximately ninety percent of individuals detained by the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (BICE) are unrepresented by legal counsel. There is no right to counsel, paid by the government, in immigration court removal (deportation) proceedings as there is in criminal proceedings. However, the outcome of a removal case may be even more severe and life changing than the possibility of criminal incarceration: return to a country where the individual faces persecution or torture, or loss of a lawful resident (green card) status for minor legal infractions. Immigration law is a complex maze of legislation, agency regulations and policy, international law, and decisions from administrative courts as well as federal district courts and courts of appeal. The vast majority of individuals going through immigration court have had very little formal education, and many are illiterate. Therefore, many people men, women and children - are deported with no understanding of the process, and no help with legal avenues to avoid deportation. Issues Right to Counsel: Although there is no right to counsel paid at government expense in removal proceedings, constitutionally there is a right to counsel. However, this right is meaningless for those individuals who cannot afford to pay for these services. When the primary wage earner of a family is detained, the family struggles to survive economically, and simply cannot spend thousands of dollars on a private attorney. Many of these family members are U.S. Citizens or permanent residents, so the deprivation of a fair day in court goes beyond just the individual in deportation proceedings.
CNN Transcripts: Morning News Car Crash; Matthew Perry Enters rehab; Roberts, Pitt in San Francisco; Clinton pardons Jewish Groups Rich Pardon to Undergo criminal Investigation; Democrats http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/mn.html
Agency Directory Justices. PaRCrimP, Rules of criminal Procedure. pardons, Board of pardons. PennVest, Commission. StBd Vocational rehab, State Board of Vocational rehab. http://www.pabulletin.com/secure/lookup.asp
Extractions: Agency Abbreviation Full Agency Description APHC Arbitration Panels for Health Care ATNCA Area Transportation Authority of North Central Pennsylvania Aging Department of Aging Agriculture Department of Agriculture Allegheny County Allegheny County Athletic Commission State Athletic Commission Auditor General Auditor General Auto Theft Prevention Automobile Theft Prevention Authority BGDF Bureau of Government Donated Food BLCE Bureau of Legislation, Commissions and Elections BPOA Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs Banking Department of Banking Bd of Claims Board of Claims Budget Office of the Budget Bureau of Land Records Bureau of Land Records CJDRP Court of Judicial Discipline Rules of Procedure CLEBoard Continuing Legal Education Board Captiol Preservation Capitol Preservation Committee Charitable Organizations Commission on Charitable Organizations Ches Adv Comm Chesapeake Bay Advisory Committee to the State Conservation Commission Civil Service Civil Service Commission Comm Ref Res Gov Pennsylvania Commission to Reform and Restructure Government Commerce Department of Commerce Commission for Women Pennsylvania Commission for Women Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency Department of Community and Economic Development Comwlth Ct Commonwealth Court Conservation Commission State Conservation Commission Consumer Protection Bureau of Consumer Protection Coroners Education Coroners Education Board Corporation Bureau Corporation Bureau Corrections Department of Corrections Council on Aging Council on Aging
OPEN MEETINGS Agencies With Statewide Jurisdiction Must Give At and Texas Department of criminal Justice pardons and Parole 35 Austin AGENDA Convene Texas Board of criminal Justice I 900 am Criss Cole rehab Center, Staff http://texinfo.library.unt.edu/texasregister/text/1995/0321om.txt
DIR - State Agencies And Acronyms For TPOC criminal Justice Policy Council, CJPC. criminal Justice, Department of, TDCJ. Optometry Board, TOB. pardons and Paroles, Board of, BPP. rehabilitation Commission, rehab. http://www.dir.state.tx.us/tpoc/performance/agenciesandacronyms.htm
Extractions: Department of Information Resources DIR Home Divisions Education Products and Services ... Archives Related Information The County Information Resources Agency (CIRA) Texas Association of Counties Texas Municipal League TEX-AN 2000 Search DIR Advanced Search The following table lists Texas State Agencies and acronyms. If you have questions or comments about this report or this webpage, or if you would like to make a suggestion, please send an e-mail to tpoc@dir.state.tx.us . You may also contact Mr. Ed Greene by email or phone: ed.greene@dir.state.tx.us State Agency Names and Acronyms for TPOC Agency Name Acronym Adjutant General AGD Administrative Hearings, State Office of SOAH Aerospace Commission TAC Aging, Department on TDOA Agriculture, Department of AGR Aircraft Pooling Board SAPB Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Commission on
News Search Form Eighth Circuit has upheld a North Dakota criminal conviction. women from New England s Dakota Women s Correctional rehab Center Open pardons, SD high court says. http://www.ndcourts.com/Search/NewsMain.asp
Extractions: June 10, 2004 Jay H. Fiedler 1952-2004 Grand Forks attorney Jay Fiedler died June 9 after suffering a heart attack. Funeral arrangements are pending with Amundson Funeral Home. Jay H. Fiedler lawyer record June 9, 2004 Herman installed as district judge Douglas R. Herman was formally installed Tuesday as an East Central Judicial District Judge. Forum: "New judge takes bench" Judge Herman's bio Primary voters narrow field in judicial races In five contested races, voters narrowed the field of 22 judgeship candidates down to 10, with the top two vote-getters in each race now set to compete in the general election. Election results from the Secretary of State Forum: "Primary whittles down field for judgeships" 8th Circuit decides N.D. sentencing guidelines case The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit rules in a North Dakota case that Defendant's prior felony convictions were unrelated and were properly counted as separate convictions for purposes of sentencing. United States v. Curtis L. Feather (.pdf file)
Info.alabama.gov - TEXT VERSION - Agency Directory al.us Click for More Information for criminal Justice Information Click for More Information for pardons Paroles of Click to Email webinfo@rehab.state.al http://info.alabama.gov/text/text_directory.aspx
Governor's Office Reports: Executive Clemency Report State of Montana Board of pardons and Parole. None. Minor offense, no criminal history, and exemplary performance. Tremendous rehab effort - Masters degree. http://www.discoveringmontana.com/racicot/Reports/ExecClemencyRpt.htm
Extractions: Name Crime Date, County, and Sentence Executive Order Signed Board Member Objections Reason Duncan Peder McKenzie Deliberate Homicide; Aggravated Kidnapping 3-3-75, Cascade, Death Capital Offense, Board recommended against Executive Clemency, Governor Racicot did not grant clemency None McKenzie executed May 10, 1995 Michael Gary Davies Assault and Battery with a Weapon 4-1-69, Jefferson, 3yrs Probation, 4mos Jail 4-9-93, Racicot, Pardon None Demonstrated exemplary performance Gene Earl Brown Issuing a Bad Check 11-14-90, Flathead, 10yrs 11-6-92, Stephens, Commutation None Substitute non-dangerous for dangerous designation to allow parole eligibility (terminal illness) John Dickens Armstrong Aggravated Assault; Intimidation; Deviate Sexual Conduct; Escape 7-30-79, Dawson, 40yrs 10-7-92, Stephens, Commutation None Substitute non-dangerous for dangerous designation to allow parole eligibility (life in danger) Lynn D. Kirsch Possession of Dangerous Drugs with Intent to Sell 3-22-82, Missoula, 5yrs 10-19-92, Stephens, Pardon None 10 years of exemplary adjustment Edward Keith Joliff Theft Fergus, 45 days MSP, 3yrs Probation
LawKT.com: News Articles On Criminal Law Retired judge tapped for pardons board May 05, 2004 The prosecutor who teaches whitecollar criminal law at He built HealthSouth from a small rehab hospital in http://www.lawkt.com/files/Criminal_Law.html
Extractions: In the field of criminal law alone, in the last few years, Kennedy has now written passionately to decry abusive interrogation tactics, the misuse of race by prosecutors, and now the failure of Texas officials to observe their absolute duty to seek justice. Unfortunately for Haley, for this Court, being clearly and uncontrovertibly right - as Haley has been all along is not enough. (Findlaw.com, CA).
The Conservative Newsletter the New York US attorney to look into all 177 pardons, he told She s a bad person with a criminal mind. . Feeding the poor and drug rehab programs are seen by http://www.wilderness-cry.net/tcn/2001/mar23.html
Extractions: ** Plummeting TV Ratings ** For Immediate Release March 22, 2001 Today's shooting at Granite Hills High School in California just six miles from our most recent mass school shooting, and just three weeks later clearly illustrates the importanceof having armed and trained adults in our more violence-prone schools. Our sympathies are with the parents and students, and our frustrations are with the government's so-called "Gun Free Schools" mandate.
Focus Alert Lack Of Drug War pardons Is Also A Scandal NOTE in prison rather than fancy drug rehab centers, Clinton They had no criminal records, not even as juveniles. http://www.mapinc.org/alert/0197.html
Extractions: NOTE: This is The 200th Focus Alert DrugSense and MAP have distributed to thousands of letter writing volunteers in our ongoing attempt to educate the media and thereby the public on a wide range of drug policy topics. Please use this milestone as the catalyst to renew your commitment and make an extra attempt to become even more involved in our group letter writing efforts.
US AL: Editorial: Lacking Treatment Paroles Slowed By Wait For Drug rehab The state is to expand the state s Board of pardons and Paroles yet another problem in the state s criminal justice system http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v04/n315/a09.html?209
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John Shelley's Journal expresident Clintoon s pay-for-pardons scandal. The criminal charlatan Jack-scum scores another win No Brains Or Talent Afflect going into alcohol rehab. http://www.gdnctr.com/aug_10_01.htm
Extractions: Friday, August i heard that term when I got my first job in The Summer of '63, at 13, back in Arlington Heights, IL. It was being applied to several "old timers", who were actually schoolteachers on Summer layoff vacation furlough, and it was as apropos then, as it is now. Since opening my own business in '90, and employing hundreds and hundreds of people through the years, I can spot the "clock watchers" apart from those who are focused and truly work at their jobs. The differences are stark and quite obvious; much like the gap between enthusiasts and purists. The more I "spot-checked" the older guys during that first job of mine, the more I noticed them glancing at their watches or the clock in the landscape truck. I calculated they actually worked 1-2 hours less per day; the rest of the "clocked time" was leaning on a shovel or against a truck fender until a supervisor came into sight. NOT ditto in all the the jobs I've had, since I can remember. There were always a few people who spent way too much time watching the clock instead of focusing in on the work. I always remember there not being enough time for me to get all the assigned jobs done, even during the 15-18 hour days I used to put in on a regular basis, since opening my own business. 110 hour weeks didn't help either; I was just more tired from trying to do too much. There are two types of "clock watchers": one, who watches in order to do less and get by; the other, who watches in order to get so much more done in a greater amount of inputted time. I learned my lesson after 11 years: I now watch the clock and come and go at a reasonable hour. Martyrdom just doesn't become me.
John Shelley's Journal and other possible illegalities in lastminute pardons granted by gave us the lowlifes in the criminal Kennedy clan For-Brains is just trying to rehab a tramp? http://www.gdnctr.com/aug_31_01.htm
Extractions: simple math Friday, August B eing able to erase any mistake with one of those old-fashioned soft erasers would certainly ease every nation's problems, and the Earth's in particular, in an amazingly short time. No muss, no fuss. Getting rid of all the subhuman filth human biological errors which need to be excised from the Human Gene Pool would markedly brighten the world's future prospects. Logically, start with socialist, communist, left-wing wacko liberal filth and erase them first, cleansing the Earth and mitigating the stench of their severely-perverted efforts. Then move aggressively on the moderate democ RAT scumbags and moderate Republican garbage; two groups of completely worthless individuals simply wasting precious air, and merely occupying space for no discernable reason. Next, erase the bigoted, sleazy, race-baiters and lowlife misery-profiteers, so the Nation could heal itself properly and move to where it should be socially, once more. The left-wing wacko environmentalist ELF criminals , PETA morons and wacko Sierra Club tree huggers would be next; there is no global eco problem, only a multi-billion dollar "eco-industry" which runs and directs their "members'" weak, propaganda-crippled minds. Then, erase the wacko deviant AIDS/HIV activists, for circulating such deadly diseases, as do all who have the fatal plague; with these groups of degenerate filth gone, the world would smell so much better and would be healthier for normal, well-adjusted people of all stripes. Almost all Pols would be next; from Clintoon to Condit and every piece of festering, fetid chunk of dogshit would be next on the eraser list.
"Saturday Early Show" January-March 2001 dog who killed a woman could face criminal charges; Two more Clinton pardons are being questioned; How parents actor Matthew Perry is back in rehab, fighting an http://www.burrellesluce.com/transcripts/cbs/sesh0101.htm
Extractions: Transcripts of "Saturday Early Show" cost $13.00 per program. Following is a list of subjects covered. Weather experts say November and December, 2000, were the coldest on record Dragnet widens for seven escaped convicts in Texas Congress to certify Electoral College presidential votes today, as Bill Clinton continues to issue executive orders Weather report Ford recalls 300,000 Contour and Mystique autos due to engine fires Chrysler to shelve the Jeep Cherokee after 18 years Postal rates increase to 34 cents for a one-ounce letter Gardener Georgia Raimondi demonstrates how to create terrariums Fabiano Caruana, eight-year-old chess player, could be the next Bobby Fisher Co-op time President Clinton issues a series of executive orderes in his last days as president Weather report Dr. Kevin Greenridge, State University of New York Health Science Center, discusses the eye disease glaucoma Entertainment news Value of motion lamps from the '50s and '60s Co-op time Experts confirm November and December to be coldest on record, with below normal temperatures in 43 states
"NBC Nightly News" December 2000 President Clinton issues presidential pardons to law breakers report sheds light on organized criminal world; Profile California requires rehab for non http://www.burrellesluce.com/transcripts/nbc/nigh0012.htm
POWER PEOPLE http//agencies.state.al.us/ crimevictims. criminal Justice Info Center. http//agencies.state.al.us/ pardons. Personnel Department. www.rehab.state.al.us. http://www.anniston.lib.al.us/power_people.htm
Extractions: PUBLIC LIBRARY OF ANNISTON-CALHOUN COUNTY POWER PEOPLE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT STATE GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT www.whitehouse.gov President , George W Bush 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington, DC 20500 www.whitehouse.gov Old Executive Office Bldg. Washington, DC 20501 www.whitehouse.gov CABINET Attorney General
Austin Chronicle: Victor Rodriguez: Off The Hot Seat chairman of the Texas Board of pardons and Paroles Meanwhile, he earned a degree in criminal justice from who need them, Rodriguez says, the rehab programs will http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/vol18/issue46/pols.rodriguez.html
Extractions: photograph by Jana Birchum The office that Victor Rodriguez occupied until this week is housed on the fifth floor of the Price Daniel Building, a squat, nondescript structure just west of the sprawling Capitol complex. The small room where Rodriguez, chairman of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, worked is as Spartan and undistinguished as the building in which it sits. The walls lack any benefit of interior decoration, and the scenery a stolid view of parking lots and buildings west of Lavaca Street is less inspiring than enervating. The only decoration that adorns the room is a small, framed, black-and-white photo of Rodriguez's police academy training class, a memento almost a quarter-century old. An 18-year-old Rodriguez is barely recognizable in the back row. The 42-year-old chairman has always felt more comfortable in a policeman's uniform than in a bureaucrat's suit and tie. After four years at the helm of a parole board that has been tossed about by controversy for the latter part of the decade, Rodriguez has accepted a job as police chief in Harlingen, a border town about half the size of his hometown of Brownsville. At $72,000 a year, the job will mean a pay cut for Rodriguez, who makes $77,500 as parole board chair; more significantly, it will also mean cutting short his six-year board appointment, which would have ended in 2001. To Rodriguez, however, it's an opportune time for the move. The Harlingen Police Department has been battered by controversy since a police officer's son shot and killed two border patrol agents with a gun taken from the department, causing a scandal which led the former police chief, Jim Schoepner, to step down in January amid accusations of mismanagement and corruption. "They need to move forward on a variety of issues," says Rodriguez, who will be the first Hispanic ever to lead the department. "That's going to be my task; to basically take it from a point where they're spinning to perhaps a point where they start grabbing some traction, and then to move them forward again."
