Diversion numbers satisfy Douglas County DA
Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson says 310 diversions were offered in 2016 for those facing criminal charges, with a goal to increase access for the county’s growing female inmate population. He describes diversion as a pretrial tool allowing charged individuals to take classes counseling and perform community service to earn dismissal if requirements are met.
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Inaugural KU lecture on Army and race history
University of Kansas scholar Beth Bailey will discuss how the U S Army influenced social change and addressed the pressing problem of race. The talk titled The U S Army and the Problem of Race is at 5 30 pm January 25 in the Jayhawk Room Kansas Union Bailey, founding director of the Center for Military War and Society Studies, joined KU in 2015 and is drawing from her current book project.
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Why Won't You Apologize Book Tour In Lawrence
Lawrence psychologist Harriet Lerner, NYT bestselling author, discusses apologies in her new book Why Won't You Apologize? during a 7 to 8:30 pm talk at Lawrence Public Library. Raven Book Store will offer copies for signing as Lerner explains gender, relationships, and healing power of sincere apologies.
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