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Youth in Transition School featured in Pressbox Preps.
Youth In Transition designated a Summer 2009 YouthWorks worksite.
Herb Hoelter interviewed on ESPN regarding Michael Vick case
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Kirk Larter, NCIA's Chief Financial Officer, named one of the top “CFOs of the Year” in Greater Baltimore.
NCIA announces key executive hire in its Youth in Transition school
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NCIA announces favorable outcome for federal professional sentencing client: probation sentence on a guideline sentence of 37-43 months.
Director of DDA, Michael Chapman, and Maryland Secretary of State, John Colmers, visit NCIA!
NCIA offers seminar on sentencing issues to criminal defense attorneys.
NCIA is awarded a $530,000, 3-year contract from the Maryland Aviation Administration.
NCIA's Career Development Center in need of contract work for persons with disabilities.
Earl El-Amin, Vice President of Program Development, is awarded the 2008 Freedom Fund Award by the Baltimore City NAACP
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Herbert J. Hoelter, co-founder and CEO, was an invited panelist at the U.S. Sentencing Commission's Symposium on Alternatives to Incarceration on July 14-15, 2008.
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