Category Archives: breaking the law
Will Tim Riggins be able to find a job after he’s released?
I usually try to keep my facts and fiction fairly separate on this blog. But watching this season’s final episode of “Friday Night Lights,” I was struck by how well the show captured the character of so many who end up serving time: good people who’ve … Continue reading
Women and addiction: the challenges
Today was supposed to be a day off for me after 31 straight of blogging… Alas, I couldn’t resist after stumbling upon this new government report , courtesy of Crime In America. It was prepared by the Center for Substance … Continue reading
Filed under addiction and recovery, breaking the law
Remembering the battles soldiers fight — away and at home
On this Memorial Day, I find myself thinking about a couple of people I know. These particular folks not only served their country — in some cases with much distinction — but in a twist that’s become all too familiar, they also … Continue reading
How law-abiding are you?
Employers often claim they’re reluctant to hire ex-offenders because they question the judgment of someone who’d do something illegal. But what about people who’ve broken the law, but never been arrested? I know if I come clean, I have to … Continue reading
Statute of depravations
This blog is about helping people rebuild their lives after they’ve done their time. So apologies as I digress into a mini-rant about someone who’s yet to do his — and probably won’t if his friends have their way. I’m talking about all … Continue reading
Filed under breaking the law, taking responsibility
