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Epstein Paid Reputation Firms To Bury Coverage Of Child Sex Offences
Jeffrey Epstein tapped online reputation management firms to bury negative coverage of his 2008 sex offense conviction and flood the internet with favorable content in a years-long effort to rehabilitate his public image.
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For Sean 'Diddy' Combs, Could A Lesser Conviction Mean A Greater Public Rehabilitation?
For nearly two years, a nearly nonstop parade of allegations and revelations has ravaged and unraveled Sean "Diddy" Combs' carefully cultivated reputation as an affable celebrity entrepreneur.
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Telangana Plans To Use Services Of Prisoners With Good Conduct
In a novel way to tap the human resource potential of prisoners, the Telangana Prisons department has sent a proposal to the state government to use the services of those having good conduct for constructive work like maintenance of hospitals and schools.
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Juvenile Convicted in 2012 Delhi Gang-Rape Fears for His Life Upon Release
On December 15, the juvenile found guilty in the 2012 Delhi gang rape, will be released. He has turned 21 and will complete his three-year term at the rehabilitation centre.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Cruelty Toward Animals During Festivals
The Supreme Court today threatened that it will take action for 'contempt of court,' if owners of animals are found to have been cruel to them, even if it was for a festival ritual. A contempt of court conviction can lead to jail time.
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Pakistan hires psychologist for Mohammad Amir
Pakistan has hired a psychologist to help in the rehabilitation of paceman Mohammad Amir who was convicted and banned in a spot-fixing scandal, an official said Saturday.
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Amir moved to safer rehabilitation centre
Convicted for the spot-fixing scandal, Pakistan's tainted pacer Mohammad Amir has been moved from a notorious young offenders detention centre to a more secure and safer rehabilitation centre in the United Kingdom.
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Epstein Paid Reputation Firms To Bury Coverage Of Child Sex Offences
Jeffrey Epstein tapped online reputation management firms to bury negative coverage of his 2008 sex offense conviction and flood the internet with favorable content in a years-long effort to rehabilitate his public image.
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For Sean 'Diddy' Combs, Could A Lesser Conviction Mean A Greater Public Rehabilitation?
For nearly two years, a nearly nonstop parade of allegations and revelations has ravaged and unraveled Sean "Diddy" Combs' carefully cultivated reputation as an affable celebrity entrepreneur.
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Telangana Plans To Use Services Of Prisoners With Good Conduct
In a novel way to tap the human resource potential of prisoners, the Telangana Prisons department has sent a proposal to the state government to use the services of those having good conduct for constructive work like maintenance of hospitals and schools.
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Juvenile Convicted in 2012 Delhi Gang-Rape Fears for His Life Upon Release
On December 15, the juvenile found guilty in the 2012 Delhi gang rape, will be released. He has turned 21 and will complete his three-year term at the rehabilitation centre.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Cruelty Toward Animals During Festivals
The Supreme Court today threatened that it will take action for 'contempt of court,' if owners of animals are found to have been cruel to them, even if it was for a festival ritual. A contempt of court conviction can lead to jail time.
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Pakistan hires psychologist for Mohammad Amir
Pakistan has hired a psychologist to help in the rehabilitation of paceman Mohammad Amir who was convicted and banned in a spot-fixing scandal, an official said Saturday.
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Amir moved to safer rehabilitation centre
Convicted for the spot-fixing scandal, Pakistan's tainted pacer Mohammad Amir has been moved from a notorious young offenders detention centre to a more secure and safer rehabilitation centre in the United Kingdom.
