House Proceeding 11-13-07 on Nov 13th, 2007 :: 4:28:25 to 4:30:59
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John Jr.Conyers: have chronic disease. others need psychogical treatment. many left spouses and young children behind when they entered prison. while these family relationships can be of tremendous value in helping

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Nancy Boyda: an ex-offender build a stable life outside prison, it can be very difficult to rekindle these ties after a long and painful absence. the second chance act will help provide these men and

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Speech By: Nancy Boyda

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Nancy Boyda: women with the education, training, counseling, and other support needed to help them obtain and hold steady jobs. to kick their drug and alcohol habits if they have one. address medical and

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Nancy Boyda: mental needs. rebuild their families, and deal with the many other challenges that they face in their efforts to successfully rejoin society. these kinds of programs have been tested on a smaller

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Nancy Boyda: scale to be sure where they have already made a measureable difference in reducing recidivism. the second chance act builds on these efforts in a measured but significant way to reduce

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Nancy Boyda: recidivism, increase public safety, and help ex-offenders lead productive and law-abiding lives. we have the support of current and former chairmen and ranking members of the judiciary committee,

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Bob Goodlatte: and the crime subcommittee chaired by bobby scott of virginia, as well as a wide range of national, state, and local law enforcement and rehad a bill at thisive organizations. -- rehabilitative organizations.

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Speech By: Bob Goodlatte