Citadel to Probe If Female Cadets Hid Hazing Knowledge
Interim Citadel president Clifton Boole said the college will investigate whether remaining female cadets failed to report hazing incidents that drove away two women last semester. Kim Messer claimed Nancy Mace and Petra Lovetinska knew of the incidents. Messer and Jeanie Montavlos left this semester citing unsafe climate.
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Budget writers threaten to cut off prisons
South Carolina lawmakers question the abuse allegations and eight escaped youths at the Tennessee company CCA run 400 bed youth prison. They consider barring CCA from state funding while Gov Beasley awaits a full report and lawmakers review possible sanctions.
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First inmate released under new domestic violence law
Dorothy Ann Foster became the first person paroled under a 1995 law recognizing crimes as responses to domestic violence. Foster, age 50, claimed self defense after her husband Willie Foster was shot in 1984 near Heath Springs, Lancaster County. The law allows parole after serving a quarter of a life sentence if the crime was a response to domestic violence.
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