| dc.description.abstract | CONTENTS:|Extensive juvenile justice reform passed by the Nebraska Legislature, by Sarah Forrest|Iowa Court rules that Miller v. Alabama decision applies retroactively for 38 juveniles in Iowa, by Mel Beckman|Study finds Adam Walsh sex offender registry wanting: Risk assessment system is superior, by John Krejci|Cory Booker, Senate candidate, un-veils plans for criminal justice reform|Justice system moving slowly for 27 Nebraska inmates|U.S. Marshall, District of Nebraska|Partial lockdown limits access to reli-gious services, clubs, self betterment groups: A challenge to Department of Corrections managers, by John Krejci|Cruel and Unusual Punishment|Government builds prisons but it takes public support to make them correctional institutions, by Mel Beckman|Success stories from the Adult Parole Administration|An education and training opportunity for victim service providers, by Lauren Pilnick|News and Miscellaneous|Letters | en_US |
