Citizens for Criminal Justice Reform – New Hampshire

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) – Many people may be unconcerned with what someone on the registry goes through, but William Walker said he hopes by sharing details of his arrest and the collateral damage it’s causing his kids, someone will rent him a place to live.

CCJR Members and Friends:

I hope you can come to a public hearing this Friday, April 26, on 100 pages of proposed administrative rules by the Department of Corrections. Citizens for Criminal Justice Reform has worked for the last five years to bring about this meeting before the Joint Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules.

Trouble areas:

No set standards, out-of-date technology and understaffing.