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Just a few, disparate items that may interest Grits readers:Texan named to advise federal science grantsReports the San Marcos Mercury, "Joycelyn Pollock, a professor in the department of criminal justice at Texas State, has been named by Attorney General Eric Holder to the newly created Office of Justice Programs (OJP) Science Advisory Board."Lutz on 'quiet' bipartisan consensus for Lone Star criminal justice reformReacting to the new 'Right on Crime' initiative, Will Lutz at The Lone Star Report declared that "One of the most interesting, albeit quiet, developments in the Texas policy world has been the bipartisan consensus that has developed on criminal justice since about 2005. Basically, the idea is that putting non-violent offenders in prison for technical violations wastes public funds and that rehabilitation and restitution should play larger roles in the criminal justice system...continue to full post

Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on December 19, 2010 (boomark / email).