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	Fugitives Caught 2115 Persons Found 170
	Ted Hires wrote about the importance of elected officials being held accountable. Read more… Assistant State Attorney Mark Borello discusses the role of ASAs in the criminal justice process – often from the time of the criminal act. Read more… Mayor Alvin Brown is pleased with the initial response to his Mayor’s Mentors program. Read more. Read more…

	The JC is now on Twitter!

The Victims’ Advocate will introduce victims whose lives have been affected by crime and those who work with the Justice Coalition to help these innocent victims of violent crimes.

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February 2012 Issue

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The Victims Advocate can be picked up for FREE
at these participating locations:

Jacksonville: Jacksonville Public Libraries Famous Amos Restaurants Larry’s Giant Subs Participating Gate Food Post Wal-Mart (select locations) McDonald Restaurants Most major downtown buildings, which includes the Courthouse, City Hall (old and new), and the Police Memorial Building Green Cove Springs: Clay County Sheriff's Office Clay County Admin Bldg. Quigley House Green Cove City Hall Harvey's Grocery

The Justice Coalition is a non-partisan, non-profit organization serving innocent victims of violent crime on Florida’s First Coast

The Justice Coalition
1935 S. Lane Ave., Ste. 1, Jacksonville, FL 32210 / 904-783-6312
E-Mail: justice@justicecoalition.org