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Child/Parent Issues
Children/teens can find links to information and resources relating to the problems and issues facing them at all ages. Parents can find helpful links to get information on those tough topics such as sex education, talking to your kids about drugs, and preventing child abduction.
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Crime Prevention
These links provide information to protect yourself from becoming a crime victim, or to report crimes.
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Dealing with the System
We understand how overwhelming the criminal justice system can be, both for the persons arrested, and their families. This page offers a variety of links to services to help you sort through the system. You can also find useful information about sentencing, appeals, legal terms and more.
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Domestic Violence
This page offers a variety links to find help with issues of Domestic Violence. We offer information, resources, and strategies to help improve the lives of those affected.
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Drug War
These links are helpful in learning about the costs of imprisoning drug offenders in the United States as well as solutions to this ongoing 'war'.
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Ex-Offenders
Getting out of jail is just the first step toward independence for an ex-offender. The following links can help you on your journey to freedom. Find news, information, job search resources, and a variety of other topics relating to reentering society.
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For Women Only
This page offers a variety links to find help for the problems unique to women. We offer information, resources, and strategies to help improve the lives of women.
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General Health
Your health is one of the most important aspects of your life, yet many Americans neglect their health due to the soaring costs of medical care and lack of insurance. These links offer information about a variety of general health concerns, as well as resources for some of today’s major health concerns.
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Housing & Homelessness
Find links about a variety of housing and homelessness topics relating to the justice system.
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Law Enforcement Issues
Law Enforcement Issues
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Mental Health
Effective, well researched treatments exist for most mental disorders, yet the majority of people suffering from mental illness go untreated. These links offer hope and help to those who suffer in silence.
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Other Resources
Find links to a variety of miscellaneous topics relating to the justice system not listed in one of our other categories.
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Prison Issues
This page offers resources, news, links, information, and support for those in prison, as well as their families. Find links to legal assistance for the indigent, sources to report prisoner abuse, help for families of prisoners, general information on the prison facilities and more.
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Recommended Reading
These books are recommended reading ranging from educational to inspirational.
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Rx - Drug Information
If you are confused about prescription drug information, or you would simply like to read more about a drug you’ve seen advertised, these links can help. Find general information about prescriptions, reactions, multiple drug interactions and more. Don’t take a chance - get informed.
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Rx Prescription help - Low cost alternatives
As with general health concerns, many people “skip” necessary prescription medication because they simply can’t afford it. In this section, you can find information about low cost prescriptions.
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Sexuality & Abuse
Sexual abuse is a crime that affects the body and the mind. No segment of society is exempt: women, children, teens, the elderly, and men can all be victims. These valuable resources can provide the help you need.
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Substance Abuse/Addictions
Many people suffer an addiction in silence, not knowing where to turn for help. The information provided in this section can help you start the road to recovery and get back in control of your life. You aren’t alone anymore.
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Victim's Rights
Many victims find that they continue to be victimized after the crime against them has passed. Learn about your rights, and where you can go for help.
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