Community Safety and Justice

CA Police and Prison News

Feb 27 2004
Volume 1, Issue 5

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Steep prison overtime 'a way of life'
Analysis shows 6-figure salaries break state budget by millions

(Mercury News 2/27/04)

State senator receives death threat
Authorities investigate letter, powder sent to Gloria Romero

(Oakland Tribune 2/27/04)

For Some Offenders, Peer Court Is Just the Right Path to Justice
The program allows first-timers who admit their guilt to submit the question of punishment to other young people. Most clean up their acts.

(LA Times 2/27/04)

High schoolers allege police harassment
Three teens say they were detained for no reason, taunted with racial slurs by officers

(Oakland Tribune 2/27/04)


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