Jackson speaks to Post Rotary about impact of incarceration

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  • ROLE-PLAYING AT ROTARY Rotarians Terry Jackson, Judge Lee Norman and special guest Traci Jarrett reenact a courtroom sentencing scenario during a Rotary program, depicting a defendant admitting a history of addiction to his spouse before incarceration. | COURTESY PHOTO
    ROLE-PLAYING AT ROTARY Rotarians Terry Jackson, Judge Lee Norman and special guest Traci Jarrett reenact a courtroom sentencing scenario during a Rotary program, depicting a defendant admitting a history of addiction to his spouse before incarceration. | COURTESY PHOTO
  • RIPPLE EFFECTS Terry Jackson shared an example during a Rotary Club program illustrating how incarceration affects not only the defendant but also the defendant’s family. | POST DISPATCH
    RIPPLE EFFECTS Terry Jackson shared an example during a Rotary Club program illustrating how incarceration affects not only the defendant but also the defendant’s family. | POST DISPATCH
    Terry Jackson, the Youth Service Manager at the Garza County Regional Juvenile Center, addressed the Post Rotary Club on the ripple effects of incarceration.Jackson emphasized that the consequences of a person’s actions often extend far beyond the individual, affecting families, especially spouses and children. Drawing on his experience witnessing courtroom statements,...

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