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2008 National Correctional Officers' Week May 4th -10th, 2008  End of Watch: Wednesday, April 19, 2000

.gif)  Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of slain Philadelphia Police Sergeant Steve Liczbinski, a 12-year veteran of the department, who was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant. Sgt. Liczbinski was shot three times this morning (Sat. 5/3/08) during a bank robbery with a military assault-type weapon, which may have been an AK-47 automatic rifle. Liczbinski is survived by his wife Michele, sons Matt and Stephen, and daughter Amber....read more PHILADELPHIA - May 4, 2008 (WPVI) -- One person is being questioned and police know the name of another person they want to find in connection with the deadly shooting of a police officer during a bank holdup in Philadelphia Saturday.Police are trying to find 34-year-old ERic Deshawn Floyd. Investigators say he recently escaped from a halfway house in Reading, Pa ...read more
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We Must Stop Prison Privatization in NJ!
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On: May 09, 2008 (15:31:00)
"Make Your Voice Count" Complete Our E-mail Campaign Form Help Stop Prison Privatization! (You can now edit the form to send your own message)
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It is the expansion of privately-owned and operated Bo Robinson halfway house in Trenton, NJ. Hundreds of beds are being added to this private prison! Owned by private prison profiteer "Community Education Centers, Inc"(John J. Clancy, Chairman and CEO) They also own: Delaney Hall - Newark, New JerseyCapacity: 1200 males and females Bo Robinson - Trenton, New JerseyCapacity: 820 males and femalesLogan Hall - Newark, New JerseyCapacity: 600 malesTully House - Newark, New JerseyCapacity: 572 malesTalbot Hall - Kearny, New JerseyCapacity: 500 malesHarbor - Hoboken, New JerseyCapacity: 152 males 4500 For-Profit Prison Beds CEC and John Clancy made over $600,000.00 in political contributions in NJ. Senate President Richard Codey leads the list!
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NJ.com (Express Times) Opinion Letter by NJLESA Secretary John Chanda
Updated
On: Apr 20, 2008 (13:36:00)
Leaders trying to balance budget at safety's expenseOn April 15 I attended the Department of Corrections Assembly budget hearing chaired by Assemblyman Louis Greenwald. It appears he and the rest of the committee are getting soft on crime, calling for closing prisons and releasing convicted inmates Read More...
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Senate and Assembly Budget Committee hearings (DOC and Parole)
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On: Apr 17, 2008 (01:36:00)
- Listen to Assembly Budget Committee Chairman Louis D. Greenwald (D) from the 6th legislative district explain how Corrections Officers and Teachers should work for free so that the legislature has more money for government vote-buying programs. Also, listen closely as the Assemblyman attributes our "greed" to "living beyond our means"...a remarkeable charge from a member of the budget committee that has spent the state BROKE and amassed a 33 billion dollar budget as he profits from pay-to-play. Contact Assemblyman Greenwald.
- Listen as NJSPB Executive Director Joseph Shields explains that "technical" parole violators can completely disregard the terms and conditions of their parole and needlessly jeopardize public safety without being sent back to prison by refusing to meet with their parole officer, refusing to continue a program, and doing drugs.
- Listen as Assemblywoman Marcia Karrow asks, "How many bites of the apple do parole violators get?"
- Listen as NJSPB Executive Director Joseph Shields admits that their "revolving door" policy that allows parolees to continually violate their terms and conditions of parole and needlessly jeopardize public safety is not calculated into their erroneously low recidivism rate claim. Contact Joseph Shields
Senate - Hearing Audio (4/16) at 10:00am Assembly - Hearing Audio (4/15 - 2:00pm) - OLS Analysis
- NJDOC's Response
- NJSPB's Response
Key Points - Shift overlap removed from funding, except for 4 million for 3rd shift only scheme
- Committee members in both parties called for the Parole RAC program (prison privatization) to not only be funded but expanded.
- Chairman Greenwald (D) called for prisons to be closed, specifically mentioning Riverfront Prison, and parole programs expanded
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Gov. Corzine signs Paid Family Leave Act
Gov. Corzine signs Paid Family Leave Act
With the stroke of Gov. Jon Corzine's pen, New Jersey today became the third state in the nation to enact a law to let employees take up to six weeks off a year with limited pay to care for a new child or a sick relative Read More...
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WPU officer's gun fires in scuffle with burglary suspect
WPU officer's gun fires in scuffle with burglary suspect
Authorities are trying to determine how a William Paterson University police detective's pistol fired during a scuffle with a burglary suspect on the Wayne campus.
Authorities said Det. Ellen DeSimone spotted someone trying to pry open a window in a North Tower dorm room on Monday night Read More...
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21st Annual Candlelight Vigil
May 13, 2008
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
400 Block of E Street, NW, Washington, DC
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Representatives Meeting
May 14, 2008
Bung's Tavern
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2031 Route 130 S, Burlington, NJ
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| Fred Baker Memorial Golf Tournament | Saturday, June 21, 2008
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