November 23

On this Thanksgiving Day, one of my thanks goes to the Lexington Herald-Leader and it’s most helpful editors. Sadly, the topic, private, for-profit prisons, is not so light: “Without this access, we had to wait for an Inspector General’s report documenting dangerous patterns in the private-prison industry. The Justice Department’s top internal investigator found that.

June 25

A significant number of my appointments in Durham County courts involved some form of additional punishment for having not been able to pay the monetary penalties from a prior event. Sometimes, like with the Driving with License Revoked charges, it was all about the money. The first substantial money punishment became additional administrative money charges,.

June 16

I’m pleased to report that the updated CV (http://jayhurst.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/EJ_Hurst_II_CV_17-0611.pdf) includes full admissions in more federal courts, a sampling of my publications, and a mailing address more accessible to my Lexington residence: 1890 Star Shoot Parkway Suite 170, PMB 371 Lexington, Kentucky 40509 With the twin toddlers finally comfortable around extended family, I will seek Kentucky.