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• Client: California Department of Corrections, Parole and Community Services Division.
• NewPoint Group developed an independent financial review opinion for the California Department of Corrections (CDC) in connection with a proposed complex financial transaction structure of a solicitation for four, 500-bed, Community Correctional Facilities (CCF). ...
• During 2000, NewPoint Group was engaged to assess the effectiveness of the Substance Abuse Treatment Control Unit (SATCU) operated at the Pitchess Detention Center by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. ...

• The Prison Law Office strives to improve the living conditions of California state prisoners by providing free legal services. For over twenty years this nonprofit public interest law firm, located just outside the gates of San Quentin, has been in the forefront of legal efforts to enforce the Constitution and other laws inside the walls of California's prisons. ...
• California's prisons remain dangerously overcrowded at 191% of design capacity, with over 160,000 prisoners crammed into 33 institutions. ... Through both individual and impact litigation, the Prison Law Office has changed many California Department of Corrections policies and practices, and has alleviated many of the cruel and unusual conditions that have been inflicted upon tens of thousands of state prisoners.
• The Prison Law Office provides free legal services to California state prisoners, and occasionally to California state parolees. ...

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• SAIC is developing a staff planning and employee information management system for the corrections industry called the Institution Staff Deployment System (ISDS). ...
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• SAIC staff has successfully provided LAN/WAN and desktop maintenance services to the California Department of Corrections for over ten years. ... It is the backbone and mission-critical system for monitoring inmates at correctional institutions throughout the State of California. ...
• Oregon Department of Corrections.
• SAIC provides a variety of software support services to the Oregon Department of Corrections. ... In addition to this specialized support service, SAIC also provides software maintenance services on the legacy Corrections Information System and is developing modern, client-server manpower scheduling and sentence calculation software that will later be integrated into ODOC's legacy enterprise systems.

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• The Warden of the California State Prison at Los Angeles turned to Vector Strategies when faced with the challenge of building a large medical facility inside the prison. ...

• WELCOME to the home page of the Attorney General of California. I hope you find this web site informative and useful in understanding what we do and how we at the Department of Justice work to ensure safety and justice for all the people of the Golden State.
• Attorney General Lockyer praises ruling by the California Supreme Court upholding a 1999 law requiring non-religious employers who provide prescription drug benefits to their employees also include insurance coverage for contraceptives approved by the Food and Drug Administration. ...
• Attorney General Lockyer petitions California Supreme Court to resolve whether San Francisco officials are defying state law by issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. ...
• Refund checks are in the mail to California consumers in settlement of music CD price-fixing complaint. ...
• Attorney General alleges antitrust violations and consumer harm by Southern California supermarkets involved in three-month labor dispute. ...
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• SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal court monitor on Thursday recommended contempt charges against the former head of California's prison system and a perjury prosecution against the former chief of the office that investigates misconduct by correctional officers.
• Under pressure from the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, Edward Alameida, director of the state Department of Corrections until a month ago, aborted an investigation of officers at Pelican Bay State Prison and then orchestrated a cover-up, said monitor John Hagar in a report ordered by U. ...
• "It is apparent," said the report, "that top officials of the Department of Corrections neither understand nor care about the need for fair investigations, nor are they likely to impose discipline in the face of CCPOA objections. ...
• The report recommended, in essence, that the department itself be held in contempt until it fixes its problems.
• The immediate reaction from the department's parent Youth and Adult Correctional Agency was conciliatory. ...
• He endorsed -- and took credit for initiating -- the reforms now under way, calling them important "in restoring public and employee faith in the Department of Corrections. ...
• "If we don't reform (the department), the federal government will run it for us," Romero said.
• It placed the blame for a general breakdown in discipline on what it described as the Corrections Department's ineptitude, its practice of retaliating against prison personnel who try to enforce the law and its acquiescence to CCPOA demands to protect errant officers.
• Hagar said the department had adopted its own code of silence -- "an attitude of benign neglect concerning the history of CCPOA's interference with criminal investigations. ...

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• Step Up and Stand Out as a Correctional Officer (CO), the entry level peace officer classification within the California Department of Corrections. ...
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• Read the Department of Corrections policy on Exam Preparation and Security. ...
• Are you currently on an employment list, or a State employee? Click here to view current vacant positions with the California Department of Corrections.
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• Corrections Announces TB, HIV and Hepatitis Test Results .
• 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The California Department of Corrections today announced the results of two unique studies: .
• "We are adding an entirely new chapter of scientific data to the study of infectious diseases," said Director of Corrections James H. ...
• Susann Steinberg, the department's Chief Medical Officer over public health. ...
• Corrections attributes its overall success to a program of aggressive screening and follow-up treatment of suspected TB. ... The computerized TB Alert Coding System identifies and tracks the TB status of every inmate in the Department of Corrections. ...
• " "The California Department of Corrections is the first organization to fully study the employee side of the equation," said Gomez. ...
• TB prevalence rates for Corrections staff are much lower than those for inmates. ...
• The California Department of Corrections initiated a separate seroprevalence study of the incoming inmate population to determine the prevalence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) among incoming inmates. ...
• In 1994, the California Department of Health Services (DHS) Office of AIDS, with CDC, tested 5,000 inmates entering six CDC reception centers. ...
• "California's inmate HIV infection rates are comparable to those reported in federal correctional facilities," said Dr. ...
• " The high HBV and HCV rates are an indicator of a potential for significant future growth in HIV/AIDS throughout California and the nation. ...
• Corrections plans to intensify and reinforce its educational programs so that inmates throughout the state prison system are made fully aware that AIDS and Hepatitis are preventable. Corrections also will study other steps that may be taken in coordination with state and local health officials to reduce the prevalence of Hepatitis in the communities that these inmates are coming from. ...
• CONTACT: Tip Kindel, Assistant Director of California Department of Corrections, 916-445-4950 .
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• Homicide is the leading cause of death in California for young people ages 15-19. ... In a single year in California, nearly 6,000 young people are hospitalized for some form of violent injury including assault, child abuse, domestic violent tendencies and rape. ... communications, LLC from The California Wellness Foundation to inform policymakers, opinion leaders and the general public about the need to increase California's investment in programs to prevent violent tendencies against young people. ... Offers violence alternative choices for youth and department of corrections talks.
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• Febuary 05, 1999 / 48(04);79-82 Tuberculosis Outbreaks in Prison Housing Units for HIV-Infected Inmates -- California, 1995-1996 .
• During 1995-1996, staff from the California departments of corrections and health services and local health departments investigated two outbreaks of drug-susceptible tuberculosis (TB). ...
• Reported by: T Prendergast, MD, B Hwang, MD, R Alexander, San Bernardino County Health Dept, San Bernardino; T Charron, MD, E Lopez, MD, Solano County Health Dept, Vallejo; J Culton, MD, J Bick, MD, M Shalaby, MD, D Dewsnup, DO, H Meyer, MD, E Horowitz, MD, N Khoury, MD, California Dept of Corrections; J Mohle-Boetani, MD, S Royce, MD, D Chin, MD, S Petrillo, V Miguelino, E Desmond, PhD, R Harrison, MD, J Cone, MD, C Greene, M Joseph, S Waterman, MD, State Epidemiologist, California Dept of Health Svcs. ...
• Containment required efforts of correctional and health department staff at the state and local levels to address the unique medical, custody, public health, and fiscal challenges posed by the outbreaks. ...
• The changes are to ensure that HIV-infected inmates with new radiographic abnormalities consistent with TB are placed in respiratory isolation, reported to the local health department and the central public health system of the prisons as having suspected TB, and started on multidrug therapy for TB even when another pulmonary process is diagnosed. ...
• Joint efforts are under way in California to clarify roles and ensure that the infrastructure of prisons and health departments is adequate to track TB cases and suspected cases and to elicit, notify, and evaluate community contacts promptly (4,5). ...
• Following the TB outbreaks described in this report, the California Department of Corrections has recommended routine use of INH preventive therapy for all HIV-infected inmates with CD4 counts less than 100 cells/uL, provided that such therapy is not contraindicated (7). ...
• California Department of Health Services, California Tuberculosis Controllers Association, and the California Conference of Local Health Officers. Guidelines for coordination of TB prevention and control by local and state health departments and California Department of Corrections. Berkeley, California: California Department of Health Services, 1998. ...
• California Department of Corrections, Public Health Infectious Disease Advisory Committee. ... Sacramento, California: California Department of Corrections, 1998. ...

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• COM** The Department of Corporations has been notified that Insure-trades. com located at 613 Clay St, Suite # 12, Blacksburg, VA 24060 is offering escrow services over the internet to residents in California. ... com is falsely advertising on its website that it holds California Department of Corporations license number 963-1867. ... com is not licensed by the California Department of Corporations as an escrow agent and does not hold California Department of Corporations license number 963-1867. ...

• Corrections Department out of control.
• California's Corrections Department has been the poster child for government waste for a long time. ...
• Arnold Schwarzenegger or anyone else expects to reform the state bureaucracy and curb spending, that person will have to get the Corrections Department under control. ...
• The AP report found that corrections had overspent its budget by $1. ...
• Corrections has the largest share of the state's budget, with $5 billion. ...
• And unanticipated inmate population increases, thanks to parole violaters' return to custody, cost the department another $160 million. ...
• Most of all, the Corrections Department must clean its own house, with oversight on all expenses, but especially on overtime and on workers' compensation and disability claims. ...
• Schwarzenegger ought to make the Corrections Department his first stop in his role as deficit Terminator in making California government pay its own way. ...

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• District Judge Earl Carroll had issued a preliminary injunction in December blocking the Arizona Department of Corrections from enforcing the law. ...
• When corrections officials found out about Web sites with inmate information posted on them, they told the inmate to get the information taken down. ...
• The Department of Corrections already bars direct inmate access to the Internet. ...
• Gary Phelps, Corrections Department chief of staff, said the law was designed to protect victims.
• Phelps, who had not seen Carroll's ruling Friday, said he did not know whether the Department of Corrections would appeal.
• Texas, California, Washington, Wisconsin and Colorado have been battlegrounds.
• Another federal judge enjoined a regulation banning inmates at California's ultra-maximum security Pelican Bay prison from receiving information that people outside the prison download from the Internet, print and mail to them. ... California Department of Corrections, 220 F. ...
• Gary Phelps, chief of staff at the Arizona Department of Corrections, said the use of the Internet has been a concern there since 1997, when a death row inmate and the woman he had married after meeting her through a Web site were both killed in a violent escape attempt. ...
• Administrators at the Pelican Bay prison in California declared hard copies of downloaded material to be contraband, but enforcement of the regulation is on hold by a federal court order.
• "This is a regulation that defies belief," said attorney Ann Brick of the ACLU of Northern California in San Francisco. ...
• Holly Jordan, spokeswoman for the California prison system, said the ruling, which is being appealed, is so broad that "it would allow a prisoner to download tips on how to escape or kill a corrections officer. ...

• To locate an inmate within the Department of Correction of any state you will need the following information: .
• Call the Department of Corrections of that state and ask for the Inmate Information telephone number, then call that number. ...
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• Alabama Department of Corrections: (334) 240-9500 .
• Alaska Department of Corrections: (907) 269-7400 .
• Arizona Department of Corrections: (602) 542-5536 .
• Arkansas Department of Corrections: (501) 247-6200 .
• California Department of Corrections: (916) 445-7688 .
• Colorado Department of Corrections: (719) 579-9580 .
• Connecticut Department of Corrections: (860) 566-4457 .
• Delaware Department of Corrections: (302)-739-5601 .
• District of Columbia Department of Corrections: (202) 673-7316 .
• Florida Department of Corrections: (850) 488-5021.
• Georgia Department of Corrections: (404) 656-4593.
• Hawaii Department of Public Safety: (808) 587-1288 .
• Idaho Department of Corrections: (208) 334-2318.

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• In Los Angeles County, the Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing has a Regional Office and three District Offices serving different parts of the county. ...
• Visit the California Department of Social Services Community Licensing Web Site at:.
• On-line forms and publications of the California Department of Social Services related to assisted-living facilities are available at the DSS Web site. ...
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• The California Journalist's Legal Notebook is the best reference you can have on open government law. ...
• DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES RELEASES EMF REPORTS UNDER CFAC PRESSURE.
• A joint study by CFAC and the Society for Professional Journalists reveals severe lack of compliance with the California Public Records Act by local government agencies.
• SACRAMENTO (2/23/04) -- The Department of Corrections charges only 12 cents per page for copying public records. ...
• In addition Richard McKee, Immediate Past President of the California First Amendment Coalition and a co-plaintiff with the Los Angeles Times in the Brown Act case against the supervisors, has contributed a commentary to the Los Angeles Daily Journal on the significance of the case.
• In a closed session at its February 10 meeting the board unanimously approved acceptance of a settlement offer and will pay the Times' requested $116,000 in attorney's fees, entitlement to which was upheld by the California Court of Appeal.
• The board's vote followed the California Supreme Court's rejection of its request to review the appellate court's decision.
• "   Cohn's staff told the California Newspaper Publishers Association that the purpose is to preserve confidentiality when a state or local body is discussing responses to questions or findings posed in the draft of a Bureau audit, so that the body may react while the investigation is still in process. ... Or, in its own words, "The California State Auditor promotes the efficient and effective management of public funds and programs by providing to citizens and government independent, objective, accurate, and timely evaluations of state and local governments' activities. ...
•   So ruled the California Court of Appeal for the Second District in its opinion in Rezek v. ...   Omar Rezek sued Sony Pictures under several California statutes dealing with false advertising and unfair competition, seeking not only an injunction and restitution but disgorgement of profits earned by four motion pictures in 2000 and 2001. ...
• SACRAMENTO (2/23/04) -- The Department of Corrections charges only 12 cents per page for copying public records. ...
• About a year ago -- February 12, 2003 -- the department made operative the following policy, found in Title 15, California Code of Regulations Section 3260. ...
• "The Department shall charge a requester a fee of 12 cents per page, plus postage, to duplicate and mail a public record as defined in the California Public Records Act, Government Code Sections 6250 et seq. ...
• "The California Department of Corrections (CDC) proposes to amend Section 3260. 1 of the California Code of Regulations, Title 15, related to public records duplication. The California Government Code (GC) Section 6250 et seq. establishes the California Public Records Act (PRA) and states that the 'access to information concerning the conduct of the people's business is a fundamental and necessary right of every person in this state. ' GC Section 6253(b) recognizes that the Department 'shall make the records promptly available to any person upon payment of fees covering direct costs of duplication, or a statutory fee if applicable. ... 1 will bring the Department into compliance with the California PRA.

• Family & Corrections Network.
•   The Family: A Critical Factor for Corrections.
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• (This is a November 1, 1987 revision of the article originally appearing in the Proceedings of the 29th Annual Southern Conference on Corrections. ...
• Texts on corrections give few references to the offender's family. ...
• A seminal study, Explorations in Inmate - Family Relationships (Holt, Miller, 1972) examined prisoner-family relationships in the California Department of Corrections and reviewed previous studies of the impact of family ties on parole release success.
• It is doubtful if there is any other research finding in the field of corrections which can approximate this record" (Holt, Miller, 1972: 61).
• More recent research by the State of New York Department of Correctional Services indicates family visits for prisoners are a positive influence on offender behavior both in prison (Grossman, 1981) and upon release (Macdonald, 1980). A February 1985 Massachusetts Department of Corrections study found ". ... " (LeClair, 1985) A Sacramento, California Juvenile Court study has shown diversionary family therapy programs more promising than probation (Baron, Feeny and Thornton, 1973). ...
• Department of Justice report links violent behavior to a history of abuse. ...
• Department of Justice Report states that a high number of offenders come from unstable homes, that prison inmates are likely to have relatives that served time and that most inmates have dependent children. ...
• This data both confirms the common sense awareness that families influence behavior and points to a new ordering of priorities for corrections. ...
• This proposed reordering of priorities for corrections would require substantial investment in policy revision and retraining of staff, but small investment in bricks and mortar or additional staff. Families of offenders constitute an almost unlimited free resource available to corrections. ... To work more effectively with families, corrections is faced not with a problem of fundraising but a challenge to management: to set goals and to marshal available resources to meet them.

• THE US SUPREME COURT HAS RULED THAT CALIFORNIA'S THREE STRIKES SENTENCING LAW IS CONSTITUTIONAL. ...
• California's Three Strikes sentencing law has not overflowed the state's prisons. ... 6% growth, (+1,386) last year (2003)! Click here to go to the California State Department of Corrections website to view this statistic. ...
• California's crime rate is down 32. ... 0% drop for the rest of the nation! New York state added 34,000 police to achieve an even greater reduction than California - 33. ...
• " Dan Lungren, former California State Attorney General. ...
• " Bill Jones, Secretary of the State of California. ...
• " An unofficial private study, JE Walsh, Assistant Professor CSULA, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminalistics.
• "California's Three Strikes sentencing law has even helped bring down crime throughout the United States. ...
• "It's been said that California voters were hoodwinked into voting for Three Strikes. ...

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• To locate an inmate within the California Department of Corrections, please call (916) 445-6713, which is available 24 hours a day. ...
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• Increased Competition in Department of Corrections Will Lead to Additional Savings.
• Innovative Alternatives to Traditional Municipal Corrections. ...
• Who Will Correct the Corrections System? In this recent op-ed, Geoffrey F. ...
• A controversy has erupted in California surrounding two guards at a private correctional facility that allegedly orchestrated the beating of an inmate. ...
• (7/24) Six months ago, California Governor Gray Davis signed a sweetheart deal with the California Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA), giving them a 33. ...
• Check out the ongoing coverage of private corrections issues in Reason Public Policy Institute's premiere privatization newsletter, Privatization Watch. ...
• Virginia has one, the Lawrenceville Corrections Center. A host of studies have been conducted that show significant savings in the range of 5 to 20 percent when the corrections function is privatized. ...
• They analyzed whether the use of private prisons by state correctional departments had any impact on the rate of growth in states' public corrections system operating budgets. ...
• Using data for 1999 - 2001, the study found that states utilizing private prisons had considerably more success in keeping public corrections spending under control than states with no private prisons. During the period studied, states with private prisons saw the growth in daily costs of housing prisoners in the public corrections system reduced by 8. ...
• This study measured an entire department's spending rather than just a particular prison's spending, accounting for the cost-savings public prisons achieve in response to private competition. ...
• States that utilize competition and privatization for corrections save money. ...
• Even if one were to cut the Rio Grande estimate in per-prisoner savings almost in half to only $5000 per-prisoner, if Virginia increased corrections competition and privatization to New Mexico levels (45 percent) the state would save more than $130. ...

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• "The CDC is a private correctional facility that protects the public through the secure management, discipline, and rehabilitation of California's advertising. ...

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