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| Privatizing felony probation |
| By Atlanta Journal-Constitution |
| Published: 03/19/2007 |
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ATLANTA, GA - A legislative proposal to allow private companies to supervise some of the state's 145,401 felony probationers has drawn so much fire from police, judges, prison system officials and others that it appears dead for this session. But supporters say the concept has merit and they want to pursue it in the future, and the companies' lobbyists are helping it stay afloat. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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