Nebraska Criminal Justice Review, September 2010.

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CONTENTS:|Nebraska|Nebraska Democratic Party Convention Supports Ending Juvenile Life Sentences By Mel Beckman|Trevelle Taylor, Age 17, Becomes The 25th Juvenile Incarcerated In Nebraska With A Life Term|Funeral Visits By Inmates Cancelled: Inmates’ Humanity Under-Valued By Department Of Corrections By Paul Olson|How The Gym Murals Came To Be Painted By Andrew Westling|Inmates Are Encouraged To Consider A College Education By Kim Grubb|Gym At The Lincoln Correctional Center Has A New Look|What My Prison Sentence Means By Gary Vannatter|If Nothing Changes, Nothing Changes By Carla Hanson|Life Without Parole Sentences Are Invalid, And Parole Authority Should Not Be Conditioned Upon Commutation By Shakur Abdullah|Do You Have A Complaint?|The Nebraska Ombudsman’s Office Can Help By John Krejci|Should 44,000 Nebraskans Be Disqualified For Jury Service Because Of Past Convictions? By Mel Beckman|How About A “Parent Court”? By Fran Kaye|Nebraska Correctional Center For Women|NEWS And HAPPENINGS By Mel Beckman|A Critique: Article On Funeral Visits By Inmates (See Page One And Above) By Robert Houston|The Nebraska Coalition For The Fair Sentencing Of Youth: Who We Are|Michael J. Bradley, Yes, Your Teen Is Crazy!: Loving Your Kid Without Losing Your Mind, Gig Harbor, WA: Harbor Press, 2002|Security-Escorted Travel Of Inmates To Funerals And Bedside Visits Ended By Dawn-Renee Smith|Letters