The Daily Populous

ANN ARBOR—People convicted of felonies are more likely to return to prison if they are sentenced to prison rather than probation, according to a University of Michigan study.

The researchers compared prison readmissions and felony convictions, called recidivism, of those sentenced to prison versus probation.

Being sentenced to prison versus probation had no significant effect on the likelihood of being convicted of a future felony. »

Dorny told The Star that she and her son are spending alternate nights at her mother’s house to get some relief.

“We’ve told our son that the tower is only switched on one day a week, so it’s not psychosomatic,” McGregor told The Star.

“In other words the iBurst tower did not increase the radiation in the area significantly above the level already present for a long time.”. »

As to the second, the revenue goes to dividends, i.e., it is distributed back to citizens on a per-capita basis.

First, how much are Americans willing to pay per year to fight climate change?

First off, the idea that Americans know exactly how much they’re willing to pay, in advance, to the dollar, is a little fanciful. »

"To Kill a Mockingbird" is being removed from a junior-high reading list in a Mississippi school district.

The Sun Herald reports that Biloxi administrators pulled the novel from the 8th-grade curriculum this week.

School board vice president Kenny Holloway says the district received complaints that some of the book's language "makes people uncomfortable.". »