CA Police and Prison News |
April 30, 2004 |
Volume 1, Issue 12 |
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Federal CYA probe begins
(Stockton Record, 4/30/04)Time to fix the CYA: Radical plan to shut youth prison system
(SF Chronicle, 4/29/04)State won't prosecute counselors in beatings
Youth Authority case flawed, despite video, Lockyer says
(SF Chronicle, 4/24/04)
3 strikes decision will stand:
No appeal planned in 9th Circuit's ruling that tossed sentence
(SF Chronicle, 4/30/04)Guards Win the First Round in Effort to Sue Prisoners Over Assaults
(LA Times, 4/30/04)Lawmakers Question Prison-Agency Order
(LA Times, 4/28/04)Inmate shift raises prison violence fears
(Sacramento Bee, 4/28/04)More inmates likely, adding to prison costs
(San Jose Mercury, 4/28/04)State's Prisons Declare a Crisis
(LA Times, 4/27/04)Crowding at Prison Threatens Honor Program
(LA Times, 4/27/04)Parolee Appeals Plan to Deport Her
(LA Times, 4/27/04)
Man Was Harassed by CHP, Jury Rules
(LA Times, 4/29/04)Workers allege years of racial bias in probation unit
(San Jose Mercury, 4/28/04)Latinos demand voice on policing
(SF Chronicle, 4/27/04)
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