CA Police and Prison News |
Feb 18 - Feb 20 2004 |
Volume 1, Issue 3 |
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Corcoran Inmate Starves to Death
Staff didn't notice that the prisoner, an elderly priest with a history of engaging in hunger strikes, was wasting away, officials say.
(LA Times 2/20/04)New Chief of Prisons Appointed
Corrections veteran Jeanne Woodford will take over the troubled department. Panel hears testimony about two deaths in youth prison.
(LA Times 2/20/04)San Quentin's warden to head prison system
Former guard named to lead a department under fire
(SF Chronicle 2/20/04)Officials being urged to reform or even ban state Youth Authority
(SF Chronicle 2/20/04)Court's Stay of Execution for Killer Is Reaffirmed
(LA Times 2/20/04)Court dumps law allowing longer terms for juveniles
(SF Chronicle 2/20/04)Bills Seek to Bolster Prison Watchdog Agency
The Inspector General's Office, threatened by cuts, releases audits revealing waste.
(LA Times 2/20/04)Disenfranchisement high among Latino felons, too
Rate just below that of blacks across U.S.
(SF Chronicle 2/20/04)Santa Clara County joins CYA ban
(Mercury News 2/18/2004)
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