%excerpt% Read more from the original source: NWTF Raises $34,000 for Conservation Projects
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS – August 24, 2011 TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey’s highest court ordered changes Wednesday to the way eyewitness identifications are used, saying the current system is not reliable enough, fails to deter police misconduct and overstates jurors’ ability to evaluate the evidence. The case is expected to influence the way eyewitness identification of...
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Olympic Update: Free Tickets for Kids--But Not at Shooting Events Originally posted here: Olympic Update: Free Tickets for Kids--But Not at Shooting Events
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Lassen County Times, Aug. 23, 2011 — When Assembly Bill 109 goes into effect Oct. 1, it does not mean a mass of state inmates will be released into the county jails. Lassen County Sheriff Dean Growdon said, “A lot of people believe on Oct. 1 the prison is going to release a lot of people.” He said inmates...
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As strange as it may seem, Facebook job recruiting may become the new wave of the future. Social media recruiting efforts are on the rise, with some businesses not only turning to Facebook but to other social media platforms like Twitter . Most candidates and employers might be wary of using Facebook for their recruitment efforts. After all,...
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Things aren't going so well for Here Comes the Bride, a New Jersey bridal shop featured last week on Free Enterprise when its manager refused to sell a wedding dress to Alix Genter on the grounds that she is marrying another woman. As a result of the widespread media attention, hundreds of outraged citizens posted nasty reviews on...
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Since 9/11, the CIA has blurred the line between foreign and domestic intelligence gathering operations despite a law that makes it illegal for the CIA to engage in any domestic surveillance.
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PA: DCNR Changes Triggered Range’s Reopening Read the original here: PA: DCNR Changes Triggered Range’s Reopening
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As the country forges ahead with efforts to diversify the economy, a step back to evaluate the potential of indigenous knowledge (IK) towards economic growth is being taken. Excerpt from: IK to support economic expansion
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