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• Fargo man's criminal sexual conduct charges dropped 'in the interests of justice' (Fargo Forum)

  DETROIT LAKES, Minn. - Joshua John Myhre, 25, of 2571 Villa Drive, Fargo has had two felony criminal sexual conduct charges against him dismissed in Becker County District Court. Advertisement: SERVPRO of Fargo Moorhead Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration. 24 Hour Emergency Service! SERVPRO? of Fargo specializes in the cleanup and restoration of residential and commercial property ...

• Fargo man's criminal sexual conduct charges dropped 'in the interests of justice' (Grand Forks Herald)

  Joshua John Myhre, 25, of Fargo, has had two felony criminal sexual conduct charges against him dismissed in Becker County District Court. He was charged with fourth- and fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct for allegedly groping two women while tubing on the Ottertail River on June 21.

• Lack of evidence-based criminal justice policy (Scoop.co.nz)

  Kim Workman, Director, Rethinking Crime and Punishment says that criminal justice professionals are becoming increasingly concerned that justice policy is being pushed through the legislative process in the absence of evidence based research, good information, and adequate consultation.

• Opinion: Calling A Spade... -- By Solita Collas-Monsod: "Our criminal justice system sucks" (BusinessWorld Online)

  Our criminal justice system is on the docket right now, so to speak, what with agencies belonging to two of its pillars, i.e., enforcement and prosecution, trading insults with each other in connection with the so-called "Alabang Boys" case. Through the media, at that.

• Britain opens criminal inquiry into Madoff's U.K. operations (International Herald Tribune)

  The Serious Fraud Office, a government agency and part of the criminal justice system, is focusing on British victims of Madoff, who is accused of running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme.

• Department of Justice Seeks to Recover Approximately $3 Million in Illegal Proceeds From Foreign Bribe Payments (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)

  The Department of Justice has filed a forfeiture action against accounts worth nearly $3 million that are alleged to be the proceeds of a wide-ranging conspiracy to bribe public officials in Bangladesh and their family members in connection with various public work projects, Acting Assistant Attorney General Matthew Friedrich of the Criminal Division announced today.

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