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YES on House Bill 1315 (Herod) to end the assessment and collection of juvenile fees and costs in Colorado.
Juvenile fees and costs – monetary sanctions imposed on youth and families to generate government revenue – are a regressive tax on vulnerable Coloradans. These fees include charges for public defender applications, genetic testing, restorative justice programs, miscellaneous court costs, late payment fees, and more, and come with harsh penalties and other negative consequences for nonpayment.
Studies show that juvenile fees create additional barriers for youth and families, often trapping them in cycles of debt and court involvement. Further, juvenile fees are linked to higher recidivism rates and lower levels of positive social spending, undermining community safety and youth rehabilitation.
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Vincent Wong (left) and Sisley Choi at the TVB Anniversary Awards 2020.PHOTOS: TVB/FACEBOOK
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Congrats Vincent Wong (left) and Sisley Choi. Photos: TVB
Hong Kong actor Vincent Wong was crowned Best Actor again at the TVB Anniversary Awards 2020, while actress Sisley Choi beat hot favourite Katy Kung to clinch the Best Actress award.
The ceremony, held at TVB City on Sunday (Jan 10), was notable for the attending artists wearing transparent face masks and lack of an audience due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Wong, who won the Best Actor award for the first time in 2017 for his role as a blind lawyer in the legal and crime drama Legal
Mavericks (2017), did so again this year with the same role in