This blog is unique. In one blog we are reporting the "Happenings/News etc.," of ALL civil commitment jurisdictions (23 as of May 2013) in as many states. So that raises the question "What information are you interested in?" Remember you DO NOT have to use any feeds at all, you can simply come to the blog and read whatever you want, ignoring all feeds. These feeds are provided for folks who want selected information sent to them when it is available. Your RSS Feed Options:1) If you want everything we post, see left side of blog, and enter your e-mail there, you will be notified whenever anything is posted to the blog;
2) If you are only interested in your state choose that state below and click on that RSS feed. You will be notified when something for that state is posted;
3) Optional: "Federal" postings may affect ALL/SOME jurisdictions and we suggest you click on that RSS feed as well;
4) Optional: "After Commitment News," and "General News" these are unique feeds: The first will give you any stories about life or conditions in the community "After Release" for folks released from commitment, and the second, stories that happened in ONE state, but could happen anywhere (informative). Note: Just so readers know this, the name of the feed will look something like this:
That is because we are using a feed service to combine feeds to give folks exactly what they want. When you add it to your RSS Feed Reader or Browser etc., you can name it anything you chose. You know what feed you clicked on below (Illinois in our example). It is hard in one blog to accommodate the individual needs of folks in so many states. --- RSS Feeds for Specific
Federal and/or State Information ---
| State | RSS Feed to Get:
Current News+
Current Laws+
Court Cases | RSS Feed to Get:
After Commit News+
General News | _ | _ |
| Federal Center |  |  | _ | _ |
| Dist of Columbia | See Note |  | _ | _ |
| Arizona |  |  | _ | _ |
| California |  |  | _ | _ |
| Florida |  |  | _ | _ |
| Illinois |  |  | _ | _ |
| Iowa |  |  | _ | _ |
| Kansas |  |  | _ | _ |
| Massachusetts |  |  | _ | _ |
| Minnesota |  |  | _ | _ |
| Missouri |  |  | _ | _ |
| Nebraska |  |  | _ | _ |
| North Dakota |  |  | _ | _ |
| New Hampshire |  |  | _ | _ |
| New Jersey |  |  | _ | _ |
| New York |  |  | _ | _ |
| Pennsylvania |  |  | _ | _ |
| South Carolina |  |  | _ | _ |
| Texas |  |  | _ | _ |
| Utah |  |  | _ | _ |
| Virginia |  |  | _ | _ |
| Washington |  |  | _ | _ |
| Wisconsin |  |  | _ | _ |
Yes, you may chose more than one state.
For now have a great day & a better tomorrow.
eAdvocate
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