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Gillian Barkhurst

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Metro Court tries new approach to keep homeless out of jail Original

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By Gillian Barkhurst
| Albuquerque Journal Verified
In the courtroom of Judge Michelle Castillo Dowler, an experiment is underway. On Friday, for the first time, the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court hosted an open court session for homeless people facing city ordinance violations, such as blocking the sidewalk. From now on, between 9 a.m. and noon every Friday, Castillo Dowler will preside over a flexible docket where people, most of them homeless, with minor city ordinance violations can make a first appearance.
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Residents of ABQ High Lofts decry city’s demand to open private courtyard to the public

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By Gillian Barkhurst
| Yahoo Verified
The courtyard surrounding the renovated Albuquerque High apartments is tranquil. Water burbles from the mouth of a lion head fountain, the grass lawns are meticulously groomed, and ripening peaches hang from the boughs of fruit trees. But that tranquility is under threat, at least according to residents.
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Residents of ABQ High Lofts decry city’s demand to open private courtyard to the public

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By Gillian Barkhurst
| Albuquerque Journal Verified
The courtyard surrounding the renovated Albuquerque High apartments is tranquil. Water burbles from the mouth of a lion head fountain, the grass lawns are meticulously groomed, and ripening peaches hang from the boughs of fruit trees. But that tranquility is under threat, at least according to residents.
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