Nebraska Criminal Justice Review, June 2003.

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CONTENTS:|Correcting Corrections An “Up” Side Of The Budget Crisis By John Krejci|Lb 503 - Would Restore Voting Rights To Ex- 0offenders By Senator Lowen Kruse|Some Youthful Offenders Have Chance For More Education By Mr. Bobby Loud|Lb 225 - Held In Committee By Senator John Synowiecki|Transformation Of The Hastings Correctional Center By J. Roger Anderson,|“G.O.L.F.” - The Primary Mental Health Treatment Program For Inmates In Nebraska|Corrections Department Offers Victim/Offender Dialogue By Sara Nelson|Bishops’ Document Prompts Restorative Justice Inquiry By Kelly Keller|Nebraskans Against The Death Penalty - News And A Request By Kevin J. Bernadt|Project S.E.E.K. - Serving Children Of The Incarcerated By Amy Dawn Morgan|Ex-Offenders Helped To Reunite With Their Children|Mamma Joy By Anne Marie Kenny|What’s The Value Of A Misconduct Report? By Michael T. Caddy|New Juvenile Assessment Center To Be Up And Running By Early Fall By Kristin Lynch|More Coordination Could Benefit The Criminal Justice System By Martin Conboy|Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Affirms Principles Of Restorative Justice|Bits & Pieces