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| In the News |
| Monday, Dec 17, 2012
Bay Area's First Prop. 36 Hearing Held in CoCo County
By Jodi Hernandez | |
November 8, 2012
The process of asking California courts to revisit old sentences could take as long as two years and benefit roughly 3,000 prisoners.
By Jack Leonard and Maura Dolan, Los Angeles Times | | Oct. 22, 2012
Correctional officers union stays low-profile for election
By Jon Ortiz
jortiz@sacbee.com
| | 18 October 2012
Proposition 36 promises an end to California's punitive three strikes law
By:Sadhbh Walshe
guardian.co.uk, | | September 6, 2012
California's bid to end U.S. control of prison healthcare denied
By Chris Megerian, Los Angeles Times | | August 18, 2012
State Says It Can't Reduce Inmate Total
Bob Egelko
| | May 19th 2012
California’s overcrowded prisons
America is home to almost one in four of the world’s prisoners. Now its largest state is embarking on reform
LOS ANGELES | from the print edition | | April 29th, 2012
Three strikes reform could save $100 million a year
Orange County Register
Teri Sforza, Register staff writer | | April 23, 2012
CDCR Releases Plan to Cut Billions in Prison Spending and Meet Federal Court Mandates | | March 21, 2012
March 21, 2012
Justices’ Ruling Expands Rights of Accused in Plea Bargains
By ADAM LIPTAK
NY Times | | More » |
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