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| | Parents, like all those returning from prison, face more than 40,000 statutes and regulations nationwide that make reentry into their communities a challenge. Many consequences are imposed indefinitely, impacting the family for the rest of the parent's life, no matter how long they have been home or how well they reintegrate into society. |
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| | | | "Sometimes there is great significance in what the Supreme Court doesn't do, and that was definitely so for two cases it handed down on May 18 about the internet and social media. ... Although many questions remain open, these rulings reflect justices who understandably want to be cautious as to the judicial role in setting policy for the internet and social media." »Read more |
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| | In his new book, The Supermajority: How the Supreme Court Divided America, Michael Waldman identifies three times that the U.S. Supreme Court caused a public backlash against itself--and warns that the court may be well along the path to a fourth massive public backlash. |
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