'Cape 10' Deal Monitors Behavior for 7 Months ; the Da's Contract to Avoid Prosecution for Vandalism Includes a Strict Curfew and Community Service.
Portland Press Herald › June 06, 2008
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The Cape Elizabeth students accused of vandalizing their high school this spring will avoid criminal charges, but those going on to college will spend their first semester on a form of probation and with a strict curfew.
The students have until today to sign a behavior contract that allows them to avoid charges by performing community service, paying for the damage and steering clear of trouble for the next seven months.See the full content of this document
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'Cape 10' Deal Monitors Behavior for 7 Months ; the Da's Contract to Avoid Prosecution for Vandalism Includes a Strict Curfew and Community Service.
Details of the contract were explained Thursday by Cumberland County District Attorney Stephanie Anderson at a news conference where she defended her decision to offer an alternative to prosecution.
"I'm not condoning this behavior," Anderson said. "We need to put it in perspecti...See the full content of this document
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