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North Carolina Department of Adult Correction Releases Language Access Plan to Support LEP Offenders
The North Carolina Department of Adult Correction (NCDAC) is pleased to announce the release of its Language Access Plan. This initiative highlights NCDAC’s dedication to improving rehabilitation and supporting successful reentry into society. The plan is designed to ensure meaningful access to services, programs, and activities for offenders, their families, and the public who speak Languages Other Than English (LOTE) or are Limited English Proficient (LEP), with the goal of enhancing rehabilitation outcomes and reducing recidivism rates.
RE: Bernard H. Massenburg 0259513 COUNTY AND COURT: New Hanover County; Superior Court
RE: Curtis L. Roy 0096554COUNTY AND COURT: Granville County; Superior Court CRIME AND SENTENCE: 90CRS004025 Murder Second Degree; Life CONVICTION DATE: November 5, 1990 Dear News Editor:
Timothy Beaver (#0780298) died Saturday of an apparent suicide at Nash Correctional Institution in Nashville.
RE: Billy R. Copley 0087528COUNTY AND COURT: Moore County Superior Court CRIME AND SENTENCE: 93CRS003378 First Degree Statutory Rape; Life 93CRS003380 First Degree Forcible Sex Offense CONVICTION DATE: Dec 6, 1993
RE: Arthur L. Wilson 0446691COUNTY AND COURT: Guilford County Superior Court CRIME AND SENTENCE: 82 CRS 29634 First Degree Rape; Life CONVICTION DATE: May 23, 1983Dear News Editor:The N.C. Post Release Supervision and Parole Commission is notifying you that it is investigating the above-referenced case for parole via the Mutual Agreement Parole Program (MAPP).
It is the 43rd NCDAC facility recommended or awarded the distinction.
It is the 42nd NCDAC facility recommended or awarded the distinction.
Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced the release of the first Reentry 2030 Progress Report. This report, which was directed by Executive Order 303, provides a scorecard of progress made towards objectives, strategies, and metrics established by the Joint Reentry Council in its Reentry 2030 Strategic Plan, which was released in August. Additionally, the Report contains updated state reentry accomplishments, along with recommendations to the General Assembly for legislative actions to improve reentry in North Carolina this upcoming 2025 Session.
RE: Johnnie Brandon 0042853COUNTY AND COURT: Granville County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 92 CRS 000940 Murder Second Degree; Life92 CRS 001325 Burglary First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: June 8, 1992Dear News Editor: