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• Trends in hepatitis C and HIV infection among inmates entering prisons in California, 1994 versus 1999   .
• 5% from a population-based sample of young women living in poorer neighborhoods in California 2 . ... 2% of California inmates were anti-HCV positive in 1994 3 . ... Among female inmates entering the California correctional system in 1994, 63. ... 5%) of the California prison system 3 , and at nine out of 10 correctional systems across the United States 5 . ... The importance of monitoring HCV and HIV within this growing and mobile population was the reason to replicate a 1994 cross-sectional survey of inmates entering the California correctional system.   The California Department of Corrections has 13 reception centers in which male and female inmates are processed separately for entrance into the prison system. ... A sample from each prison was selected based on the proportion of inmates processed at the center on a weekly basis. All incoming inmates to the California Department of Corrections receive a physical examination shortly after arrival at a reception center. ... Unlinked survey data were used to estimate the seroprevalence of HCV and HIV antibodies; each correctional facility provided demographic information. The California Health and Welfare Agency Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects approved the study protocols for both the 1994 and 1999 studies. ...   In 1999, men entering California prisons were more likely to be infected with HCV than were women; HCV seroprevalence rates were 34.

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• Statutes relating to the authority, programs and mandates of the BOC are contained in the California Penal and Welfare and Institutions Codes. Operating regulations are found in Title 15 of the California Code of Regulations, and physical plant regulations are contained in Title 24.
• Statutory members are the Secretary of the Youth and Adult Correctional Agency, who serves as Chair of the BOC, and the directors of the Departments of Corrections and Youth Authority. ...
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• Mothers in the California Prison System in 2003 .
• 2% of total California prison population.
• More than 3 in 4 from Southern California.
• California Institution for Women (1242 mothers).
• California Rehabilitation Center (240 mothers).
• Central California Women's Facility (2650 mothers).
• Residential Correctional Programs for Mothers & Their Infants/Children .

• TITLE: Evaluation of a Local Jail Training Program in Sacramento County, California, 1994-1995 .
• AFFILIATION: California Board of Corrections.
• This data collection represents a process and outcome evaluation of the Office Technology Training program at the Rio Consumnes Correctional Center (RCCC) in Sacramento County. ...
• STUDY PURPOSE: In October 1993, the California Board of Corrections and the federal National Institute of Justice (NIJ) entered into a cooperative agreement under NIJ's ''State Evaluation Capacity Building Program'' initiative. ... The proposal resulted from the Board of Correction's newly-acquired responsibility to disseminate federal Perkins Act funds to local jurisdictions in California. ... Researchers chose to evaluate the Office Technology Training program at the Rio Consumnes Correctional Center (RCCC) in Sacramento County. ...
• STUDY DESIGN: This project was designed as a process and outcome evaluation of job training programs for jail inmates in California. ... At the time the project began, the California Board of Corrections had funded three training programs. ... The result of the initial assessment was that the Rio Consumnes Correctional Center (RCCC), run by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department, was the only feasible evaluation site. ...
• SAMPLING: For inmates to be considered for possible participation in the research, they had to: (1) be classified in the minimum security housing unit in the facility, (2) achieve a minimum score on a literacy test called the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE), (3) be sentenced for a long enough period of time to complete an Office Technology Training module, and (4) be able to be easily followed up after their release from the Rio Consumnes Correctional Center (RCCC). ...
• UNIVERSE: All minimum security housing inmates at the Rio Consumnes Correctional Center in Sacramento County, California, in 1994.
• EVALUATION OF A LOCAL JAIL TRAINING PROGRAM IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, 1994-1995 Computer file . ... Sacramento, CA: California State Board of Corrections producer , 1996. ...
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• About 20 percent of the state's inmates are mentally ill, officials say, and correctional facilities are adding space and services to help them .
• Stark Youth Correctional Facility in Chino. The Correctional Treatment Center at Heman G. ...
• It's about finding out why inmates have committed crimes, and what California can do to help them, prison experts said. ...
• Stark Youth Correctional Facility in Chino. He said California is changing its attitude about how it treats mentally ill inmates. ...
• With more and more mentally ill inmates and wards being sentenced each year to state prisons and correctional youth facilities, the state has had to take a deeper look at how it treats its mentally ill prisoners, said Margot Bach, spokeswoman for the California Department of Corrections. ...
• Several recent lawsuits also have forced the state to start building more medical facilities for wards and inmates, as well as relax regulations against certain prisoners, such as those in isolation units at Pelican Bay State Prison in Northern California, she said. ...
• Stark is one of four youth correctional facilities receiving new buildings to treat the severely mentally ill, said Paul Woodward, mental health program administrator for the California Youth Authority. ...
• The Correctional Treatment Center at Heman G. ...
• Davis, claims the California Department of Corrections was not providing adequate mental health care, Wattley said. ...
• Stark Youth Correctional Facility in Chino. He said California is changing its attitude about how it treats mentally ill inmates. ...

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• The Office of the Inspector General has achieved a long list of accomplishments since 1999 when it was transformed by the Legislature from a small agency with limited responsibility to an independent agency with a broad mandate for overseeing California's youth and adult correctional agencies. ...
• : The Office of the Inspector General has completed 16 management review audits, evaluating the performance of nine Department of Corrections wardens, six California Youth Authority superintendents, and one community correctional facility director. The audits have resulted in detailed recommendations for improvements to be made by the institutions and state correctional agencies. ...
• California Institute for Men, Chino - Warden Larry Witek (February 2000) .
• Central California Women's Facility, Chowchilla - Warden Teena Farmon (February 2000) .
• Preston Youth Correctional Facility - Superintendent Allison Nicholson (February 2000) .
• California State Prison, Sacramento - Warden Cheryl Pliler (September 2000) .
• Stark Youth Correctional Facility - Superintendent Xavier Ruiz (October 2000) .
• Nelles Youth Correctional Facility - Superintendent Vivian Crawford (January 2001) .
• Sierra Conservation Center - Warden Matthew Kramer (May 2001) .
• Leo Chesney Community Correctional Facility, Live Oak - Susan Hickey, Facility Director (September 2001) .
• Ventura Youth Correctional Facility - Superintendent Eugenia Ortega (June 2002) .
• Nelles Youth Correctional Facility - Superintendent Vivian Crawford. ...
• Stark Youth Correctional Facility - Superintendent Xavier Ruiz. ...
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• Governor Schwarzenegger today announced former Governor George Deukmejian will chair an Independent Review Panel (IRP) designed to expedite fundamental reform within California's youth and adult correctional systems. ...
• "It has been too long since our correctional system has undergone a fundamental review of its operations. The mission of this inquiry team is to chart a course of action to turn around the crisis of confidence in California's correctional system. ...
• The IRP will serve as a component part of the California Performance Review. ...
• Camp has more than 40 years of experience in the correctional field. ...
• Also serving as consultant to the panel will be Robin Dezember, owner and principal consultant for RJ Dezember Associates and former California deputy director of the Department of Corrections and chief deputy director of the Department of Finance. ...
• Former Governor Deukmejian served as the 35th governor of California from 1983 through 1991. Prior to his terms as Governor, he was California's Attorney General for four years. Before that, he served in the California State Legislature for 16 years, both in the Senate and the Assembly, where he represented Long Beach and surrounding Southern California Communities. ...
• George Camp has over 40 years of experience in the correctional field as a former prison administrator and now a national consultant at the Criminal Justice Institute in Middletown, CT. ... Penitentiaries in Terre Haute, IN, Lompoc, CA and Marion, IL and as the co-executive director of the Association of State Correctional Administrators. ...

• Local officer credited in tracking down California fugitive.
• (2/02/04- HOUSTON) — An escaped California convict who was on the run for three and one-half decades was tracked to Texas through a corrections officer's persistence. ...
• Johnson, a former Tomball resident, had stayed on the loose since 1967 in California, then eluded pursuit again in Florida in 1970.
• "There are clues you have to piece together and you have to have a curious mind and be willing to follow up on a lot of dead ends," Foster, a special agent for the California Department of Corrections, told the Houston Chronicle in Monday's online edition.
• Tomball police arrested Johnson, 60, on Friday on suspicion that he was the same man who escaped from a California correctional facility located about 65 miles southeast of Sacramento on July 7, 1967.
• Johnson, now 60, escaped from the Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown, Calif. ...
• Johnson was sent back to California on Jan. ... He was transferred Tuesday to Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown, the same prison facility he escaped from 36 years ago.
• Authorities said Johnson spent about five months at the Sierra Conservation Center, near Modesto, before he managed to sneak away on July 7, 1967. ...
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• Virginia’s Intensive Parole Program (IPP) is designed for chronic offenders who have been committed to the Beaumont Juvenile Correctional Center by the Norfolk Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. ...

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• In the Fall of 1995, the California Department of Corrections (CDC) established the Disability Placement Plan (DPP), the goal of which was to lay out a preliminary system for housing and programming inmates with disabilities requiring specialized placement consideration, assess that system to identify and address both programmatic and structural issues, assess operational and cost concerns, and to address the need for standardization of departmental policy and procedures relative to inmates with disabilities.
• Reception Centers - Most Reception Center facilities have been designed to provide for the temporary housing and processing needs of inmates/parolees identified as meeting DPP criteria. ...
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• Parole Facilities - Currently, three Community Correctional Reentry Centers have been designed for the placement and housing of inmates identified as meeting DPP criteria: Ed Veit in Sacramento, Volunteers of America in Oakland, and West Marvin Gardens, Los Angeles.
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• California Correctional Center (CCC) - Susanville - receives, houses, and trains minimum custody inmates for placement in one of the Northern California conservation camps.

• Fresno City College's State Center Regional Training Facility is a Public Safety Training Academy specializing in the training of Public Safety personnel. ... All correctional/probation classes are certified by the Board of Correction's Standards for Training for Corrections.
• The Basic Police Academy is required in order to be hired as a full time Peace Officer in California. ...
• The Correctional Academy and Probation Core Courses are offered in conjunction with local agencies and is required to work as a Correctional Officer, Probation Officer or Juvenile Counselor for a local agency.
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• You will also be required to attend an interview, have a valid California driver's license, and provide proof of: physical exam, electrocardiogram (EKG) print out, DMV printout, DOJ clearance for firearms possession.
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• OPEN FOR BUSINESS Susan Hickey, director of the Leo Chesney Correctional Center in Live Oak, says there's always tension in the air on days when new inmates are transferred in from high-security prisons. ...
• Who's that? The Leo Chesney Correctional Center was named after the man who was the mayor of Live Oak before the prison opened in 1989, amid split feelings in the community. ...
• Judging by the way her office looks, Warden Susan Hickey appears to be leaving, not returning to, the Leo Chesney Correctional Facility. ...
• The California Department of Corrections had sent trucks to fetch the furniture, which technically is owned by the state. ...
• Gray Davis announced that, rather than renew contracts with the state's privately run prisons, he was ordering the closure of all five of them, a move that had been suggested by the CDC and echoed by the powerful California Correctional Police Officers Association. ...
• The Leo Chesney center, which is owned by Texas-based Cornell Corrections, Inc. ...
• "Once we got used to the Leo Chesney center , we said, 'We don't want it to close,'" says Tara Rhodes, 30. ...
• Doucette's tone was decidedly more diplomatic than that of a 30-minute "infomercial" Cornell bought time to run in California's big television markets. ... The documentary-style flick spends time in Live Oak but mostly concentrates on how an emergency response team of inmate volunteers from Baker Community Correctional Facility, Cornell's other California prison, save lives by quickly reaching wrecks on "Blood Alley," in the desert road on the way to Las Vegas. ...
• Stephen Green, of the Youth and Adult Corrections Agency, which oversees the California Department of Corrections, accuses Cornell of spinning "one fallacious lie after another. ...
• It will take a while for things to return to how they used to be at the Leo Chesney center. ...
• Eight employees took Cornell up on its offer to relocate to other prisons, but others gambled that the Leo Chesney center would find its way back into the budget. ...
• The prison had been a subcampus of Yuba College, with both inmates and community members taking classes, but when it looked like the Leo Chesney center was a goner, the college dropped the program from its budget. ...
• To be placed in the Leo Chesney center, an inmate must have 18 months or fewer left on her sentence and have been convicted of a nonviolent crime. ...
• A huge part of life at the center is participation in its programs, which range from addiction recovery and cognitive behavioral therapy to financial counseling and job search and interview skills. ...
• Alisa Dove, 35, says it's hard to adjust to the Leo Chesney center, with its close oversight and rules governing how your bed is made and where to put your shoes. ...

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• The primary mission of the California Correctional Center is to receive, house and train minimum custody inmates for placement into one of the Northern California conservation camps.   These 16 camps are located throughout Northern California to provide strategically located fire protection/suppression crews.
• California Correctional Center opened in 1963, and covers a total of 1,100 acres. ...
• The California Correctional Center works very closely with the City of Susanville, Lassen County, special districts, and victims of crime advocacy programs to share resources. ...
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• The following Correctional Facilities in California are active participants in the program.
• California Correctional Center - Susanville.
• 711-045 Center Rd.
• California Correctional Institution, Tehachapi.
• California Men's Colony / East.
• California Men's Colony / West.
• California Rehabilitation Center - Men's Side.
• California State Prison - Sacramento (New Folsom).
• California State Prison, Solano.
• California Substance Abuse Treatment Facility & State Prison.
• 711-045 Center Rd.
• Donovan Correctional Facility.
• Sierra Conservation Center.

• ead> CALIFORNIA PRISONS AND CORRECTIONS:.
• Testimony presented before the Little Hoover Commission, State of California.
• State Capital Building, Sacramento, California.
• I greatly appreciate the opportunity to discuss the problem of California prisons and corrections. ...
• and California in particular, and how privatization offers promising solutions: in financing construction and operation of prisons, parole and other corrections functions. In addition, the prison population of California could be reduced through a redefinition of what behavior should be criminalized. ...
• Nationally and in California, the 1980’s saw a continuation of the steep rise in the total number and percentage of individuals “under correctional care, custody, or control” that had begun in the early 1970’s. ... However, I believe that such opposition can be very effectively defused through innovative approaches which include Employee Stock Ownership Plans and other means to involve existing correctional workers as participating owners. ... This contrasts with a California prison population of just less than 35,000 inmates as recently as 1983. By mid-’96, California’s prisons were projected to operate at a crowding level of approximately 185% of capacity at a cost of $4. ...
• Correctional services constitute one of three components of law enforcement, the other being the police and the courts. ...
• By 1994, the industry’s leading company, Corrections Corporation of America, had approximately 15,000 beds under contract in 27 correctional facilities, with its business having grown 41% in number of beds annually. ...
• Best Western established a telephone reservation center in an Arizona women’s prison. ...
• The Chino Prison in California trains inmates to be deepsea divers. ...
• There are more than fifty such programs a year — like Fullerton, California, where inmates renovated the home of an elderly couple whose wheelchair-bound daughter needed a ramp to get up the front stairs. Or Los Angeles where ten inmates turned two sheds and a house into a live-in treatment center for drug-dependent infants. ...

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• the governor's favor by the California Correctional Peace Officers union.
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• a virtual media blackout throughout San Francisco and California on the.
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• Nelles Youth Correctional Facility. ...
• 1 million for design and construction of a new Correctional Treatment Center at the Northern California Youth Correctional Center. ...
• 2 million for construction to convert 50 beds to a new Specialized Counseling Program at the Southern Youth Correctional Reception Center and Clinic. ...
• 3 million for construction to install air conditioning in education classrooms at the El Paso de Robles Youth Correctional Facility. ...
• Chaderjian Youth Correctional Facility. ...
• $765,000 for design of a new kitchen at the Preston Youth Correctional Facility. ...
• Chaderjian Youth Correctional Facility. ...
• $124,000 for design to renovate an existing kitchen at the Northern California Youth Correctional Center. ...
• Chaderjian Youth Correctional Facility: personal alarms.
• El Paso de Robles Youth Correctional Facility: air conditioning.
• Nelles Youth Correctional Facility: construct new kitchen.
• Nelles Youth Correctional Facility--New Kitchen. ... Nelles Youth Correctional Facility in Whittier. ...
• Preston Youth Correctional Facility: new kitchen.
• Northern California Youth Correctional Center: Correctional Treatment Center.
• Chaderjian Youth Correctional Center: construct 50 bed specialized counseling program.

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• Corrections Program Office The Corrections Program Office (CPO) was established within the Office of Justice Programs (OJP) in 1995 to implement the correctional grant programs created by the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, as amended (Crime Act). ... This website contains organizational information, BOP publications, contact information for Federal correctional facilities, and statistics. ... National Institute of Corrections Information Center NIC is a small agency under the U. ... OVAE: Office of Correctional Education (OCE) The U. ... Department of Education created the Office of Correctional Education (OCE) to provide technical assistance to States, local schools, and correctional institutions and to share information on correctional education. ...
• American Correctional Health Services Association (ACHSA) The American Correctional Health Services Association (ACHSA) is a membership organization for all correctional health care professionals. Correctional HIV Consortium (CHC) CHC offers services and information for corrections agencies, institutions, administrators, and correctional medical professionals. Healthcare Network (from Corrections Connection) The Healthcare Network is intended to encourage communication among corrections and criminal justice health care professionals and to inform the industry of new developments, trends, and initiatives that affect correctional systems nationwide. National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) The National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) is a not-for-profit organization working to improve the quality of care in U. ...

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• Correctional Chaplains by State .
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• Federal Correctional Institution.
• Correctional Institution Chaplain-Santa Clara.
• Dwight Correctional Center .
• Correctional Institute.
• Westville Correctional Center .
• North Central Correctional Facility .
• Western Wayne Correctional Facility .
• Stillwater Correctional Facility.
• Minnesota Correctional Facility.

• CALIFORNIA RECOVERY TEAM.
• Image Center.
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• Governor Schwarzenegger today announced former Governor George Deukmejian will chair an Independent Review Panel (IRP) designed to expedite fundamental reform within California's youth and adult correctional systems. ...
• Governor Schwarzenegger Appoints Silvia Huerta Garcia Chief Deputy Director of the California Youth Authority.
• Governor Schwarzenegger Appoints Jeanne Woodford Director of the California Department of Corrections.

• For more information, you may write or email the Center at: .
• The Center for Children of Incarcerated Parents.
• Eagle Rock, California 90041.
• The Attachments Project of the Center for Children of Incarcerated Parents is focused on building the capacity for attachment---trusting, affectionate relationships with others---in children who have experienced multiple disruptions in their care. ...
• Attachments is funded by private foundations and offered in four mother-child correctional settings in Southern California. ... As in all Center projects, Attachments services are provided to clients free of charge. ...
• For more information about the Attachments Project, you may write or email the Center at: .
• The Center for Children of Incarcerated Parents.
• Eagle Rock, California 90041.
• The MotherRight Project of the Center for Children of Incarcerated Parents is focused on building or enhancing healthy relationships, healthy sexuality, and healthy reproduction among women offenders. ...
• In 1998, the Center redesigned MotherRight to include additional components. ...
• MotherRight services are currently offered at 4 correctional sites housing women offenders and their children in Southern California. ... As in all Center projects, MotherRight services are offered to clients free of charge. ...
• For more information about the MotherRight Project, you may write or email the Center at: .
• The Center for Children of Incarcerated Parents.
• Eagle Rock, California 90041.

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