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Declining family values attributed to sharp increase in violent crime, says Johnny Mack Brown

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NGU awarded the first criminal justice and legal studies degrees to three students. Left to right, Jack Merckle, Angelia Turner, Director of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies in College of Adult Professional Studies, and Daniel Marsh. Not pictured is Erik Klemm.

 

 

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