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Victim Services & Restorative Justice
Support, restitution, rights, and community‑based healing processes.
- Man gets stolen car back, then faces $2,398 fine and other expenses
BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — A Mount Vernon man says his car was stolen in October and returned with damage. He also says he is dealing with fines and tickets that came in while the car was missing. Trace Thompson wants police to do more to…
- Austria, Leopold Museum and Albertina Challenge HEAR Act Amendments in Court
The Republic of Austria, the Albertina Museum, and the Leopold Museum Foundation have filed a legal challenge against the constitutionality of the 2025 amendments to the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery (HEAR) Act. This filing is part…
- Michigan Passes Set of Prison Reform Laws Backed by Meek Mil, Jay-Z, and Michael Rubin's REFORM Alliance
Jay-Z , Michael Rubin, and Meek Mill’s criminal justice reform organization REFORM Alliance has landed another victory, this time in Michigan, Across all U.S. states, Michigan had the sixth-highest rate of probation supervision. But with…
- South Carolina Woman Sentenced to Prison for Aggravated Identity Theft
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – Della Palestino, 60, of Lexington, South Carolina, was sentenced today to two years in prison, to be followed by one year of supervised release, and ordered to pay $47,010 in restitution for aggravated identity theft…
- Challenges mounting to US laws enacted to aid recovery of Nazi-looted art
Reopened claims in California are testing new laws that were enacted to counteract court decisions in favour of museums in Nazi-looted art cases. The California and US federal statutes, which change the procedural rules for Nazi-looted art…
- Walton woman sentenced to pay back $22K in social services funds
DELHI, N.Y. (WBNG) — A Walton woman pleaded guilty in September and was recently sentenced to return thousands of dollars worth of funds she was not allowed to have, according to the Delaware County District Attorney’s Office. Ciara…
- Cass County Judge: end of Swift and Sure Sanctions program a blow to Michigan
Cass County has graduated its final class of the Swift and Sure Sanctions Probation Program now that the state has cut its funding, and one judge says that’s going to end up costing taxpayers far more. On September 23, Cass County Circuit…
- Bombay HC Rules 5 Paintings Belong To Mafatlal Dyes Liquidation Estate; Rejects Sheetal Mafatlal’s Claim
Mumbai, October 21, 2026: The Bombay High Court on Wednesday ruled that five paintings seized by the police from a collection of 44 artworks belong to the liquidation estate of Mafatlal Dyes and Chemicals Ltd, rejecting a claim of…
- Waipahu woman convicted of filing false tax returns and wire fraud
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Waipahu woman will serve a two-year prison sentence for filing false tax returns and wire fraud. U.S. Attorney Ken Sorenson said that Heidi Cafirma was also sentenced on Sept. 30 to three years of supervised…
- Feds Say Archaeologists Have No Stake In Graves Rule Fight - Law360
Feds Say Archaeologists Have No Stake In Graves Rule Fight Law360 Try our Advanced Search for more refined results The Practice of Law Deep News & Analysis Feds Say Archaeologists Have No Stake In Graves Rule Fight Law360 is on it, so you…
- University of Toledo Law launches post-conviction relief clinic for students
The University of Toledo College of Law has launched the Beyond Conviction Clinic, giving students hands-on legal experience while helping individuals overcome barriers created by criminal records. Through the new clinic, students assist…
- Auburn woman sentenced for tax fraud
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - An Auburn woman convicted of tax fraud was sentenced in federal court Wednesday. The Department of Justice said Rakiya Mohamed, 30, was sentenced to 5 years probation. Mohamed was also ordered to pay restitution to…
- Paragould Man Gets Four Years of Probation in $9,900 Hot-Check Case
Steven Floyd Crockett pleaded guilty to a felony hot-check charge and received four years of probation. The Greene County court ordered $4,164.19 in restitution, and prosecutors dropped two theft charges. PARAGOULD, Ark. — A Paragould man…
- Restitution proves hurdle in theft plea entry
EAU CLAIRE — What officials expected to be a plea hearing became another update for the court, and for an unusual reason: pre-plea restitution. Alyssa Seepersaud, 27, Lakeville, Minn., faces two counts of fraud against a financial…
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