Mark Fallon, the deputy commander of the now-defunct criminal investigative task force at Guantánamo, called it "a shameful chapter for the Department of Defense and those who served in uniform.
Cleveland and surrounding Cuyahoga County receive nearly 20 percent of the population leaving state prisons, with many returning to the neighborhoods on the East side, said Ronnie A. Dunn, an associate professor of urban studies at Cleveland State University and a member of the criminal justice task force within Cleveland's N.A.A.C.P., which has proposed a City Hall forum on women's safety.
Talks and meetings about prison reform, re-entry, summits, the need for prison volunteers, monies dedicated to funding more prison beds, criminal justice task forces, and on and on.
After two students at the University of North Carolina were murdered by two other peers with criminal records, a task force was established in 2004 to review campus safety.
In the criminal complaint, Gregory Gillespie a task force officer for the Drug Enforcement Administration, claims that Downs made arrangements to travel from Philadelphia to Miami for the purpose of buying cocaine from a major drug supplier.
Connecticut's law had been recommended by a task force on criminal justice reforms set up by Governor Rell after the Cheshire killings.
The group, a task force of criminal justice reform advocates, artists, convicted felons and others, has staged daily protests since Dec. 3, when a grand jury declined to bring criminal charges against a white police officer in the death of Eric Garner, a black Staten Island man.
SIGAR has confirmed that there are currently several criminal investigations connected with the task force that are underway, though the details of those investigations have yet to be released.
The Justice Department task force leading the criminal investigation into Enron is, meanwhile, considering whether to expand its inquiry to include the company's energy-trading practices, according to a government official close to the task force.
In 2010, Lanny A. Breuer, the head of the Justice Department's criminal division, created a money-laundering task force that has collected more than $2 billion in fines from banks, a number that is set to double with the HSBC case.
