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Sentencing Law and Policy: Procedural Due Process, Drug Courts, and Loss of Liberty Sanctions

Sentencing Law and Policy: Procedural Due Process, Drug Courts, and Loss of Liberty Sanctions
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JobKeeper messages between Qube Holdings and Treasury shed light on how ports giant qualified for subsidies

JobKeeper messages between Qube Holdings and Treasury shed light on how ports giant qualified for subsidies WedWednesday 3 updated ThuThursday 4 Qube was initially ineligible for JobKeeper subsidies. ( Print text only Cancel The port and rail giant Qube Holdings had a good year in 2020: strong revenue, healthy profits, bonuses for executives and dividends for shareholders. Key points: Qube said it qualified for JobKeeper based on a forecast revenue drop of more than 50 per cent Revenue for the company s ports and logistics division increased last year The company has repaid some but not all of the subsidies it received So how is it that Qube qualified for more than $30 million in emergency wage subsidies under the federal government s JobKeeper scheme in the same year?

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Lawsuit filed against Fall River Housing Authority over development

FALL RIVER It took more than a decade of legal and political wrangling to raze the 100-unit Watuppa Heights housing project, with promises that the Fall River Housing Authority and the city would redevelop the property for low-income residents. Over that time frame, a lawsuit was settled and a memorandum of agreement was reached, as was a housing improvement plan between the Housing Authority, the city, the Department of Housing and Community Development and a social justice group on how to redevelop Watuppa Heights. The 10-acre parcel has remained fenced off, weed choked in the summer and a dumping ground for plowed snow from city streets in winter, since demolition crews took down the 28 blighted Watuppa Heights buildings in June 2013.

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