Justice Farrell started a diversion program from drug crimes in 1996, and for domestic violence in 1999.
"You know things are bad when Trump tries to start a sex scandal to create a diversion".
A law that took effect this month in Texas requires the largest counties to start prostitution diversion programs, and Connecticut has two courts that deal with so-called quality-of-life offenses, including prostitution.
Don E. Dutton, commissioner of the New Mexico Gaming Control Board, said a statewide task force there plans to recommend the start of such a diversion program by year's end.
They started the federation as a diversion, giving it an over-the-top logo (winged lions whose mouths are stuffed with the ends of a hot dog, and a Latin inscription that means, "In gorging, truth") and the mock-serious name of International Federation of Competitive Eating, or I.F.O.C.E.
Continuity mistake: When Roman starts the diversion we see Dom and Brian walk off and stop as 2 security guards in silver suits emerge from round a corner.
However, our data did help to identify some patients with low adherence at the start of treatment and allowed a diversion of scarce resources for extra counseling for such patients.
The role of the BBC started as a masterful diversion by Alastair Campbell from the big picture.
Marie, a character who started out as a side note, a diversion, comic relief, ultimately inspired such feelings of compassion and sadness.
Moreover, salinity ingress has been observed as a consequence of reduced dry season flow of the major distributaries of the Ganges River, which started with the diversion of the Ganges flow by India following the construction of the Farakka barrage (Mirza 2004).
