State seeks reversal in furloughed inmate wrongful death suit
The South Carolina Supreme Court weighs whether the Parole and Corrections departments bear responsibility for the 1985 death of Doris Rogers, killed by furloughed inmate Robert Vandroff after prior robberies. Rogers’ son Bobby L. Rogers sued for wrongful death, arguing failure to warn about release and supervise the inmate. The 1993 Dillon County jury awarded $600,000 to the plaintiff.
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Parole and Corrections Departments
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Michael Baxley
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Parents, not just kids, key to drug war says expert
Mil ton Creagh addresses educators and law officers urging focus on parents in anti drug efforts. He cites high adult usage and juvenile crime links, noting drug use by employed adults drives youth problems and that environment changes drive youth behavior.
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America
Milton Creagh
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Daddy
U.S. Attorney’s Office
State Education Department
Creagh
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