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Superior Criminal Court, July 10, 2026: Accountability and the Impacts of Poverty
Those below the poverty line are more likely to experience the criminal legal system.
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America and Juries—Sexual Assault Trial July 3, 2026
Part Four of the child sexual assault series—Juries and Memory.
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Superior Criminal Court, June 26, 2026: Healing One Step At A Time
Everything in life takes time, but the court system can stretch an adage to its limit.
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What Happens After a Conviction for Sexual Assault
Offenders face limited rehabilitation options and the possibility of civil commitment.
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Dismissed of Criminal Charges, Man Fined in Civil Case
Ty Hodge Found Guilty of Negligent Driving.
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Superior Criminal Court June 12, 2026: Guilty Pleas and a Dismissal
A week of negotiations determining defendants' paths.
Arts & Culture
Make Music Day Returns to East Jefferson County
From harmonicas to drum circles and everything in between, Make Music Day is for everyone.
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Child Sexual Assault Cases Part Two: Treatment
A continuation from last week on child sexual assault and the local justice system.
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Superior Criminal Court June 5, 2026: Receiving Help
The court can make room for leniency but always requires accountability.
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The Process of Prosecuting Child Sexual Abuse Crimes: Finding Justice While Protecting Victims
With several high profile child sexual assault crimes moving through superior court, reporter Angela Downs explains how those cases are processed, and why we won’t be covering them in the same way we cover other justice stories.
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Superior Criminal Court May 29, 2026: Beginnings and Endings
Completed community service and the power of sticking with a program.
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Public Defense Caseload Requirements: Constitutional Responsibility
New state regulations mean lighter caseloads for attorneys, but that doesn’t change the number of cases that need legal representation.