JOIN THE CONVERSATION ABOUT THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS OCTOBER 20, 2017 PERIOD 5 OR 6 IN THE Auditorium BISD, in partnership with the Kendall County.

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JOIN THE CONVERSATION ABOUT THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS OCTOBER 20, 2017 PERIOD 5 OR 6 IN THE Auditorium BISD, in partnership with the Kendall County Criminal District Attorney’s Office, is inviting you to hear what happens to students who get caught using drugs and alcohol and why you don’t want this to happen to you or your friends. Criminal District Attorney, Nicole Bishop invites you to join the conversation with First Assistant Criminal District Attorney, Katherine McDaniel Former BISD Student Law Enforcement Officer Kendall County Probation Officer Rehabilitation Professional They will take you through the Criminal Justice Process from arrest, conviction and probation and discuss Risks of being among others making unwise choices Effects drugs and alcohol have on the user Consequences of conviction.