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Ruling: Juveniles Can Have Jury Trials
Saturday, June 21, 2008 • Kansas City Star
Juveniles Granted Jury Trials in Kansas
Friday, June 20, 2008 • Kansas Judicial Branch
House Passes Jetson Bill
Saturday, June 14, 2008 • The Advocate
NOPD Issues Warrant for Youth Already in Jail — And in Jail at the Time of the Crime
Friday, May 30, 2008 • The Times-Picayune
Part II: New Orleans Works to Get Juvenile Justice System Moving Again After Katrina
Tuesday, May 6, 2008 • accessmylibrary.com (New Orleans CityBusiness)
New Orleans Works to Get Juvenile Justice System Moving Again After
Friday, May 5, 2006 • findarticles.com (New Orleans CityBusiness)
Cheri Deatsch Helps Rescue Animals in Iowa Floods
Friday, July 4, 2008 • Easyvegan.info
The cats and dogs who come to Lee County are in very good condition or very poor condition. A cat brought in as one of the last rescues is covered in some sort of oily goop that mattes her entire coat from the shoulders down. Despite her terror, she’s ravenous, eating an entire can of wet food once safe in a cage.
'Jena Six' Judge Decision Could be Made in July
Saturday, May 31, 2008 • The Town Talk
New Orleans attorney Derwyn Bunton -- who spoke on behalf of the legal team for the remaining five defendants -- said they had been hopeful a decision would be made Friday. Yet, they said they were pleased to have their case heard before a judge they feel will carefully consider their motion.
Jena 6 Judge Faces Charge of Bias in Removal Hearing
Saturday, May 31, 2008 • Chicago Tribune
Mauffray "has proven through his testimony that he does harbor prejudice and prejudgment in these cases," said Derwyn Bunton, an attorney for Theodore Shaw. "We want a fair trial with a fair judge, and the hearing illustrated we cannot have that with Judge Mauffray."
Ex-Inmate Recounts Jetson Brutality
Thursday, April 17, 2008 • The Advocate
“It disturbs me that a parent would feel she is being threatened by the director of the facility charged with her son’s care,” Megan Faunce of JJPL wrote Simon Gonsoulin, who at the time headed the Office of Youth Development, which oversees Jetson.
The New Slavery
Tuesday, December 18, 2007 • Gambit Weekly
Amid the flies and roaches that had taken up residence, Hector Linares found more than a half-dozen Thai workers living in the dark, narrow hallways. When he entered, the workers were huddled around a propane stove, trying to prepare a meager meal in a single pot using contaminated water. They weren't there by choice. They were imprisoned by human traffickers, who had taken them to New Orleans at gunpoint and forced them to gut buildings damaged in the storm.
Bringing the Law to Life: NYU's Clinical Program Helps Students Change the World – One Case at a Time
Autumn 2007 Publication • New York University School of Law
“Standing there talking with that kid, it struck me so deeply that we were it for him, ” says Derwyn Bunton ’98, associate director of the New Orleans-based Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana, who met Paul a month after his ordeal.
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