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• Center Releases Report on African American Men in California Criminal Justice System.
• Four in ten African American men in their twenties in California are under some form of criminal justice supervision, a study released by the San-Francisco based Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice finds (Vincent Schiraldi, Sue Kuyper, and Sharen Hewitt, Young African Americans and the Criminal Justice System in California: Five Years Later, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, February 1996; William Claiborne, "Calif. ...
• Only one in 20 white men in their twenties in California is under criminal justice supervision. ... African Americans represent 7 percent of the California population, but they make up 18 percent of arrestees and 32 percent of those in prison. Whites, 53 percent of the California population, represent 35 percent of those arrested and only 29 percent of those imprisoned.
• The report is a follow-up to a similar report by the Center released in 1990. The Sentencing Project, a Washington-based group, conducts a similar analysis of nationwide arrests and incarcerations (see "New Report Finds 1 in 3 Young Black Men Under Correctional Supervision," NewsBriefs, December 1995, p. ...
• The authors of the report call for a halt in prison construction, the establishment of a California commission to examine sentencing policies and practices, and increased funding for community corrections and treatment for drug offenders.
• Another report from the Center found that blacks are sentenced under California's "three strikes" laws at a rate 13. 3 times that of whites (Christopher Davis, Richard Estes, and Vincent Schiraldi, 'Three Strikes': The New Apartheid, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, March 1996; William Claiborne, "Study Finds Disparity in 'Three Strikes' Law" Washington Post, March 5, 1996, p. ...
• The New York Times story on CJCJ's three strikes report included the statement that more than twice as many marijuana offenders are sentenced under the California law as are sentenced for rape, robbery, and murder combined. That data was released earlier by the California Department of Corrections. ...
• For a copy of either of CJCJ's reports, contact the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice at 1622 Folsom Street, 2nd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103, 415-621-5661. ...

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• The California Correctional Center was completed in 1963. The Institutional mission is the training of inmates for the Northern California fire camp system. ...

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• Correctional educators provide structured learning opportunities for incarcerated offenders in juvenile institutions and adult prisons. In 1991, California State University, San Bernardino, established the unique Center for the Study of Correctional Education (Center). The Center provides services for veteran and aspiring teachers of academic, vocational, and social education and for correctional education administrators who work in local, state, Federal and private institutions. ...
• Center activities include teacher preparation, research, and support services for correctional educators. Supportive services emphasize Correctional Education Association (CEA) activities. The University community operates within CEA Region VII to promote networking among nearby correctional educators, teachers/students of correctional education, and faculty. Each year the Center holds a major conference for instructional and alternative educators in Palm Springs. ... The Center also sponsors an ongoing national/international Teacher exchange Program. Thom Gehring: Co-Director of the Center, Thom Gehring's scholarly emphasis is on the history of Correctional Education and prison reform. He has been a correctional educator since 1972. ... dissertation on the correctional school district pattern of organization. Thom currently serves as the historian for the Correctional Education Association. He is an associate professor of education at California State Unversity, San Bernardino. ...

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• Private Prison Going Up In California City .
• CALIFORNIA CITY - The biggest construction project to hit the city in years is taking shape, with 950 cells already in place at the $100 million California City Correctional Center. ...
• "This is going to be the biggest private prison in the country," said Daniel Vasquez, warden for the California City Correctional Center. ...
• Vasquez, who has 30 years' experience with the California Department of Corrections, was hired as a prison consultant in September by Nashville-based Corrections Corporation of America. ...
• " He said it would be in the best interest of the overcrowded state prison system for the California Department of Corrections to make use of the facility, but acknowledged there has been some reluctance on the part of the corrections officers' union to support large-scale private prisons. ...
• According to Vasquez, CDC officials have indicated they might consider using the facility as a reception center, where parole violators would be processed for final placement in another prison. ...
• "A reception center would be ideal," California City Mayor Larry Adams said during a tour of the prison site at Twenty Mule Team Parkway and Virginia Boulevard. ...
• In the meantime, Vasquez and CCA are looking for office space, with an eye toward opening a recruitment center by mid-November. ...
• Recruitment will begin in California City and expand throughout the Antelope Valley, Vasquez said. ...

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• district court judge has ruled that prisoners have a First Amendment right to receive mail that contains material printed from the Internet and entered a permanent injunction barring the California Department of Corrections from "enforcing any policy prohibiting California inmates from receiving mail that contains Internet-generated information. ...
• California Department of Corrections was brought on behalf of Pelican Bay prisoner Frank Clement by the ACLU of Northern California and the Prison Law Office. Clement filed a federal court challenge to the California Department of Corrections policy prohibiting inmates at the prison from receiving any mail that contains material printed from the Internet.
• "Denying prisoners the right to surf the Internet is one thing," said Ann Brick, staff attorney with the ACLU of Northern California. ...
• Policies like Pelican Bay's are currently in place in San Quentin State Prison; Avenal State Prison; California Correctional Center in Susanville; California Correctional Institute in Tehachapi; California State Prison, Sacramento; Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown; and Wasco State Prison. ...
• The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California.

• District Court for the Northern District of California ruled Sept. 11 that prisoners have a First Amendment right to receive Internet material and entered a permanent injunction barring the California Department of Corrections from "enforcing any policy prohibiting California inmates from receiving mail that contains Internet-generated information. ...
• We can now continue to reach survivors of sexual assault in California prisons,” said Lara Stemple, executive director of SPR.
• The California Department of Corrections policy, which prohibited inmates at the prison from receiving any mail that contains material printed from the Internet, severely hindered its ability to reach prisoners in California.
• California Department of Corrections was brought on behalf of Pelican Bay prisoner Frank Clement by the ACLU of Northern California and the Prison Law Office.
• The judge’s injunction is likely to effect the seven other correction institutions in California with similar policies in place, including San Quentin State Prison; Avenal State Prison; California Correctional Center in Susanville; California Correctional Institute in Tehachapi; California State Prison in Sacramento; Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown; and Wasco State Prison.

• SAN FRANCISCO--In a case that affects prisoners throughout the state, a federal judge today upheld the First Amendment right of a California prisoner to receive mail that contains material printed from the Internet. ...
• “It is absurd to classified mail as contraband simply because it was printed from an Internet site,” said Ann Brick, staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California and lead counsel in a lawsuit filed against the Department of Corrections. ...
• California Department of Corrections was brought on behalf of Pelican Bay prisoner Frank Clement by the ACLU of Northern California and the San Quentin-based Prison Law Office. Clement’s challenge to the California Department of Corrections’ policy came one year after another Pelican Bay inmate lost a similar challenge at the state court level. ...
• As a result of today’s ruling, the California Department of Corrections is barred from “enforcing any policy prohibiting California inmates from receiving mail that contains Internet-generated information. ” Today’s ruling will affect policies currently in place at San Quentin State Prison, Avenal State Prison, California Correctional Center in Susanville, California Correctional Institute in Tehachapi, California State Prison, Sacramento, Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown, and Wasco State Prison. ...

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• California State Prision-Los Angeles County in Lancaster is the first and only state prison opened in Los Angeles County.
• Nelles Youth Correctional Facility.
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• American Institute of Architects, Inland California Chapter; 1997 Merit Award; Van horn Regional Treatment Center; Riverside, California.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association 1997 Justice Facilities Review, Citation for Excellence; Van Horn Regional Treatment Center; Riverside, California.
• American Institute of Architects, Inland California Chapter; 1997 Merit Award; Van horn Regional Treatment Center; Riverside, California.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association 1997 Justice Facilities Review; Arapahoe County Youth Detention Center; with RNL Design; Arapahoe County, Colorado.
• Residential Center, New York State Division for Youth; Lansing, New York.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association 1993/1994 Justice Facilities Review; Green Hill School; Chehalis, Washington.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association 1993/1994 Justice Facilities Review - Citation; King County Youth Services Detention Facility; with Integrus Architecture; Seattle, Washington.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association 1993/1994 Justice Facilities Review; Zebulon Pike Youth Services Center; with RNL Design; Colorado Springs, Colorado.
• American Institute of Architects, Pasadena and Foothill Chapter; 1992 Honor Award; Mount View Detention Center; Sheridan, Colorado.
• California State Association of Counties (CSAC); 1992 "Wave of the Future" Trophy Winner; Van Horn Regional Treatment Facility; Riverside, California.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association Award; 1991/1992 Exhibition of Architecture for Justice Facilities; Model Residential Facility; State of New York.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association Award Citation; 1991/1992 Exhibition of Architecture for Justice Facilities; with RNL Design; Mount View Detention Center; Sheridan, Colorado.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association Citation; 1990 Exhibition of Architecture for Justice Facilities; with RNL Design; Phillip B. Gilliam Youth Services Center; Denver Colorado.
• American Institute of Architects, Pasadena and Foothill Chapter; 1990 Award of Honor; Kings County Juvenile Center; County of Kings; Hanford, California.
• American Institute of Architects/American Correctional Association Award; 1988 Exhibition of Architecture for Justice Facilities; Richard B. Eaton Center; Redding, California.

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• California Correctional Center (CCC) - receives, houses, and trains minimum custody inmates for placement in one of the Northern California conservation camps.
• California Institution for Women (CIW) - accommodates all custody levels of female inmates, as well as inmates with special needs such as pregnancy, psychiatric care, methadone, and other medical problems.
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• California Correctional Center (CCC) - receives, houses, and trains minimum custody inmates for placement in one of the Northern California conservation camps. ...
• California Institution for Women (CIW) - accommodates all custody levels of female inmates, as well as inmates with special needs such as pregnancy, psychiatric care, methadone, and other medical problems. ...

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• In September 1998, the Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center teamed up with California Department of Corrections personnel in an effort to train future trainers in the area of substance abuse and treatment for the correctional client. ... In attendance were parole agents, correctional staff, and treatment providers from California and the Arizona Department of Corrections. A special thanks goes out to the staff from the Correctional Training Academy at Galt, CA and to all of those who participated. ...
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• SOUTHERN NEVADA CORRECTIONAL CENTER.
• The Southern Nevada Correctional Center, the department’s fourth major correctional institution, opened in January 1978.   The institution was originally planned to house younger offenders in a program oriented, non-traditional correctional environment.   The architecture of the University of Nevada’s athletic complex, Reed High School in Reno, and the Federal Correctional Facility at Pleasanton, California contributed significantly to the institution’s physical plant design concept.   The institution has seven, 50 cell medium security housing units which, while consistent with the design concept, provide very marginal security by contemporary correctional standards. ...
• The Southern Nevada Correctional Center closed its doors in September 2000 when the High Desert State Prison opened. ... The Rural Camp Warden and his administrative staff are also currently housed at the Southern Nevada Correctional Center. ...
•  The Southern Nevada Correctional Center has a staff of 144: .

•     Ohio plans to close the Orient Correctional Institution, a maximum-security prison in Columbus with 1,700 inmates. ... Some correctional officers will be transferred, but about 200 employees will be laid off. ...
•     Illinois is closing the Joliet Correctional Center, an old prison that once held George "Baby Face" Nelson. ...
•     California will not renew licenses for five small private prisons for minimum-security inmates later this year. In addition, the California Department of Corrections has been heavily lobbied to rethink its plans for a 335 million maximum-security prison in Delano. ... California State Prison in Lancaster, for example, is at 188 percent of capacity, while Solana State Prison in Vacaville is at 220 percent.

• FCC - Federal Correctional Complex; FCI - Federal Correctional Institution; FDC - Federal Detention Center;.
• FMC - Federal Medical Center; FPC - Federal Prison Camp; FTC - Federal Transfer Center; .
• MCC - Metropolitan Correctional Center; MCFP - Medical Center for Federal Prisoners; .
• MDC - Metropolitan Detention Center; USP - U. ...
• Dublin, California 94568.
• Dublin, California 94568.
• Lompoc, California 93436.
• Los Angeles, California 90012.
• Terminal Island, California 90731-0207.
• San Diego, California 92101-6078.
• California Department of Corrections: 916-445-6713.

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• APSI is involved with assisting in the management of correctional facilities at the Local, State and Federal levels. ...
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• The entertainment industry in California has seen great expansion over the past decade. APSI has worked on various signature projects, both in Southern and Northern California. ...
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• Barbara Revels grew up in Apex and spent nine years in California working for the McDonnel Douglas Corporation before returning home four years ago. She is the Central Region trainer, covering prisons from Caledonia to Wake Correctional Center.

• New reports of children and women abused in correctional institutions Findings from Amnesty International Research trip.
• The team also heard further reports of abuse in a juvenile detention center in Maine, which have led in the past week to calls for an independent investigation into the allegations. ...
• The researchers - who visited Maine, Michigan, Illinois and California between 19 September and 2 October - found that many prisoners or prison staff were afraid to complain because of intimidation or retaliation. ...
• Both of the women told the researchers that despite the fact that the US Justice Department investigated sexual abuse of prisoners in Michigan, and started legal action against the state, women inmates in Michigan are still sexually abused by correctional officers. ...
• In Chicago, the researchers met with three women who had been imprisoned at the Dwight Correctional Center. ...
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• The researchers visited California to prepare for a future investigative visit to Valley State Prison for Women at Chowchilla -- part of the largest women's prison complex in the world. ...
• In the letter from the inmates, they said that "we are in need of adequate medical care, that we don’t like to be pawed by male correctional officers under the pretense of being pat searched, which is really being stroked and caress searched". ...
• During the recent visit to California, the investigation team met with lawyers representing women in California's state prisons, prison visitors, and a psychiatrist. ...
• A California psychiatrist who has investigated these prisons told Amnesty International that the harsh conditions can induce psychosis and visitors to the facility described women "losing their minds" because of their treatment. ...
• The researchers investigated reports of these and other violations against children at the Maine Youth Center in South Portland. ...
• A researcher interviewed staff, parents of children currently in the Youth Center, and children who had recently been released from the facility. ...
• In the last week, Amnesty International's concerns about abuses at the Center were dramatically supported by the revelation of a recent memorandum by a staff member that documented children being placed in the restraint chair for as long as 17 hours. ...

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• Working Families, Educators, Taxpayer Groups and Law Enforcement Officials Support After School Programs for California Kids .
• The federal government recently reported that more than half of California's school children between the ages of 5 and 14 come from a working single parent home or a family where both parents work outside the home. ...
• Proposition 49, passed by voters in 2002, provides additional funding for state grants to bring after school programs to all 6,600 public elementary, middle and junior high schools in California that choose to offer one. ... Waiting until 2004 will allow California's economy and state revenues to recover. ...
• "My goal is to create a safe, educationally enriching and fun after school environment at all of California's public elementary and middle schools. ...
• That is why the California Teachers Association, the California Parent Teachers Association, and hundreds of school principals, district superintendents, and school-age parents have endorsed Proposition 49. ...
• A University of Southern California study reports that elementary, middle and junior high students who participate in after school programs are less likely to commit violent crimes, be a victim of a violent crime, skip school, and use alcohol, drugs or tobacco. Local law enforcement officials throughout California refer to the hours between 3:00 p. ... That is why the California State Sheriffs' Association, the California Correctional Peace Officers' Association, the California District Attorneys' Associations, and virtually every major law enforcement and crime victim advocacy group in California has endorsed Proposition 49. ...
• That is why the California Taxpayers' Association, the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, the California Business Roundtable, the California Chamber of Commerce and the National Taxpayers Limitation Committee endorsed Proposition 49. ...
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• Correctional Officers .
• California Occupational Guide Number 220.
• 1998 THE JOB CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS help maintain the security, custody, discipline and welfare of adults convicted of felonies and serving a term in one of the 32 State or seven federal correctional facilities. The primary duty of Correctional Officers is to maintain custody and supervise the conduct of inmates in prisons, penitentiaries, conservation camps and community correctional work centers. ... Correctional Officers ensure that inmates know, understand and obey the rules and regulations of the institution; they write reports on any violations and take appropriate action. ... Helping to prepare offenders for return to society is an important part of the Correctional Officer's job. ... WORKING CONDITIONS Correctional Officers work in various sized penal institutions, ranging from tightly controlled, maximum-security prisons to light-security complexes resembling college campuses. ... A few are assigned to "halfway houses" or to community correctional centers, which are located in several major cities. ... Correctional Officers may join the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, the organization that represents Correctional Officers in the State. EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK The following information is from the California Projections of Employment published by the Labor Market Information Division. The figures represent the broad occupational group Correction Officers and Jailers which includes Correctional Officers. ... ) Employment of Correctional Officers is projected to increase much faster than the average for all occupations through 2005. ... Since Correctional Officer is an entry-level position, turnover is often high, with promising job opportunities in facilities having frequent vacancies.
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