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Cass County Judge disappointed to see funding cut for Swift and Sure Sanctions Probation Program

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Cass County Judge disappointed to see funding cut for Swift and Sure Sanctions Probation Program

Cass County has graduated its final class of the Swift and Sure Sanctions Probation Program now that the state has cut its funding, and one judge says that’s going to end up costing taxpayers far more. On

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