CA Police and Prison News |
August 21 – 27, 2004 |
Volume 1, Issue 26 |
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Feds, County Reach Settlement Over Juvenile Halls
(Los Angeles Times, 8/26/04) (registration required)
Governor OK with murderer going free: Woman claimed self-defense in '86 slaying of boyfriend
(San Francisco Chronicle, 8/27/04)Mixed year for prison legislation
(San Francisco Chronicle, 8/27/04)Bill OKs Food Stamps for Some Drug Felons
(Los Angeles Times, 8/26/04) (registration required)Shift in Inmate Rehab Signaled: A bill to boost education and job training to cut recidivism is approved. Critics decry the cost.
(Los Angeles Times, 8/25/04) (registration required)Packing them in: Despite reform efforts, inmates keep coming and state prisons grow more overcrowded
(Sacramento Bee, 8/23/04)The buzz: Prisoners play it cool as governor pays a call
(Sacramento Bee, 8/23/04)Patience, Resolve Fueled Man on His Long Road to Freedom
(Los Angeles Times, 8/21/04) (registration required)
Plan would trim CHP lunchtime pay: Officers would get additional leave in return for giving up half-hour premium
(Sacramento Bee, 8/27/04)New CHP contract
(Sacramento Bee, 8/25/04)Study says nonwhites stopped for longer
(Contra Costa Times, 8/25/04)
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