CA Police and Prison News |
May 1 - 7, 2004 |
Volume 1, Issue 13 |
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Attack by Prison Dog Revealed
(LA Times, 5/7/04)Feds open probe of CYA beatings
FBI agent says allegations are considered serious
(SF Chronicle, 5/1/04)
Courts face slew of 'three-strikes' cases
(Sacramento Bee, 5/7/04)Mondez Denmon Jail-Death Case
(Stockton Record, 5/7/04)SCU program helps free man wrongfully convicted in 1985
(San Jose Mercury, 5/6/04)A system with no center: A Q&A session with Steve White, former state prisons inspector
(California Journal, 5/6/04)Prisons Chief Defends Crowding
(LA Times, 5/5/04)Inmate surge built for months
(San Jose Mercury, 5/5/04)Lawmakers to prisons: Plan better
(Sacramento Bee, 5/5/04)Delay in parole reform cuts into savings: Promise of $190 million trim in corrections budget fades as prison population soars
(SF Chronicle, 5/5/04)Bill would revive prison work crews
(Fresno Bee, 5/5/04)Suit Aims to Keep Prison Probe Records From Union
(LA Times, 5/4/04)Changes looming for state's troubled prisons
Lawmakers, governor focus on budget cuts, reform
(SF Chronicle, 5/2/04)Problems, blame abound in prison system
(Sacramento Bee, 5/2/04)Guards Put Their Case to the Public
(LA Times, 5/2/04)Prison officials say overhaul is in works
(Sacramento Bee, 5/2/04)Prison guards union contributions to California legislators: January 3, 2000 - February 9, 2004 (Table with actual contribution amounts)
(Sacramento Bee, 5/2/04)
Judge selected for 'Riders' retrial
(SF Chronicle, 5/1/04)
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