CA Police & Prison News [Vol. 2, No. 36]: 7-14 October 2005
This Week's Featured Report
The Rest of Their Lives: Life Without Parole for Child Offenders in the United States
Amnesty International USA & Human Rights Watch, October 2005
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Community Safety News
'Meth Mouth': Lost teeth due to 'meth mouth' among consequences of drug abuse
Riverside Press-Enterprise, 9 October 2005
Editorial: Governor signs foster-care bills
San Francisco Chronicle, 14 October 2005
Green Light for Mental Health Plan (Los Angeles Co.)
Los Angeles Times, 14 October 2005
Slamming the door on DUIs: Fresno police applaud success of program that tracks multiple offenders
Fresno Bee, 14 October 2005
Youth Detention & Prison News
Helping lost juveniles find their way (N.A. Chaderjian YCF)
The Daily Review (Hayward), 9 October 2005
Judge looks for ways to stem violence (San Mateo Co.)
San Mateo Times, 11 October 2005
180 teen killers locked up for life, report says; Change proposed to allow paroles
San Francisco Chronicle, 12 October 2005
Adult Jail & Prison News
San Quentin prison doctor placed on leave after three inmate deaths
San Jose Mercury News (AP), 8 October 2005
Governor vetoes bill to give media greater access to inmates
San Diego Union Tribune, 8 October 2005
No room at Napa for inmates in need (Marin Co.)
Marin Independent-Journal, 8 October 2005
Prison doctor paid not to work
San Jose Mercury News, 8 October 2005
Nobel nominee's death appeal denied; 2 others also lose
San Francisco Chronicle, 12 October 2005
Reentry news
Parolee homes trigger debate (San Bernardino Co.)
San Bernadino Sun, 8 October 2005
A Call to Let Felons Start Fresh; San Francisco supervisors urge deletion of the question about prior felonies from public job applications
Los Angeles Times, 12 October 2005
National & Noteworthy
Editorial: Sexual Slavery in Prison
New York Times, 12 October 2005
Editorial: Voting Rights, Human Rights
New York Times, 14 October 2005
The Rest of Their Lives: Life Without Parole for Child Offenders in the United States
Amnesty International USA & Human Rights Watch, October 2005
Note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this report.
To download, please click here.
Community Safety News
'Meth Mouth': Lost teeth due to 'meth mouth' among consequences of drug abuse
Riverside Press-Enterprise, 9 October 2005
Editorial: Governor signs foster-care bills
San Francisco Chronicle, 14 October 2005
Green Light for Mental Health Plan (Los Angeles Co.)
Los Angeles Times, 14 October 2005
Slamming the door on DUIs: Fresno police applaud success of program that tracks multiple offenders
Fresno Bee, 14 October 2005
Youth Detention & Prison News
Helping lost juveniles find their way (N.A. Chaderjian YCF)
The Daily Review (Hayward), 9 October 2005
Judge looks for ways to stem violence (San Mateo Co.)
San Mateo Times, 11 October 2005
180 teen killers locked up for life, report says; Change proposed to allow paroles
San Francisco Chronicle, 12 October 2005
Adult Jail & Prison News
San Quentin prison doctor placed on leave after three inmate deaths
San Jose Mercury News (AP), 8 October 2005
Governor vetoes bill to give media greater access to inmates
San Diego Union Tribune, 8 October 2005
No room at Napa for inmates in need (Marin Co.)
Marin Independent-Journal, 8 October 2005
Prison doctor paid not to work
San Jose Mercury News, 8 October 2005
Nobel nominee's death appeal denied; 2 others also lose
San Francisco Chronicle, 12 October 2005
Reentry news
Parolee homes trigger debate (San Bernardino Co.)
San Bernadino Sun, 8 October 2005
A Call to Let Felons Start Fresh; San Francisco supervisors urge deletion of the question about prior felonies from public job applications
Los Angeles Times, 12 October 2005
National & Noteworthy
Editorial: Sexual Slavery in Prison
New York Times, 12 October 2005
Editorial: Voting Rights, Human Rights
New York Times, 14 October 2005
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