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• California's New Three-Strikes Law: Benefits, Costs, and Alternatives.
• The California law, which went into effect in March 1994, may be the most sweeping of these. ...
• 1 Should Californians approve the initiative and so ratify the legislature's action? Or should they reject it, sending the message that legislators should reconsider the new law, perhaps in favor of an alternative mandatory-sentencing measure? What about other states? Should they follow California's lead?.
• The latter were analyzed in conjunction with an ongoing RAND assessment of California's budgetary future. ...
• California's budget is so constrained that it is unlikely that the new law will be fully implemented. ...
• If fully implemented as written, the new law will reduce serious felonies committed by adults 2 in California between 22 and 34 percent. ...
• The new three-strikes law will double the fraction of the general fund consumed by the Department of Corrections. ...
• Figure 3--Distribution of California General-Fund Appropriations, FY94.
• , Three Strikes and You're Out: Estimated Costs and Benefits of California's New Mandatory-Sentencing Law, MR-509-RC , 1994, 87 pp. ...

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• He soon had to leave MD Anderson Cancer Center and moved to California where he has a lab known as The Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, California. ...
• " TDCJ is the acronym for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. It had previously been known as the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC).
• Nicolson had been saying the inmates at the Texas Department of Corrections had been part of a biological warfare experiment which involved mycoplasmas. ...
• Watson was at the Texas Department of Corrections during that time. ...
• Texas State Department of Health (now known as Texas Department of Health).
• I tried to contact our Walker County Health Department last month and to my surprise we no longer have one. I found the Walker County Health Department was replaced by the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) and John Sealy. ...
• Through several more phone calls to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Texas Department of Health (TDH) I was informed there is no law which requires rare illnesses to be reported to anyone. ... I was also told the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) officials keep very secretive records concerning illnesses of the inmate population and when I called to inquire, I was met with tremendous hostility. ...
• This is a couple from California who contracted the Gulf War Illness. ...
• Garth Nicolson's research grants from the Department of Defense (DOD) through the General Accounting Office (GAO) as Congressman Filner has.
• September 13, 1976, Minutes Texas Board of Corrections, 350th Meeting .

• A Journey of Discouragement and Hope: An Introduction to Arts and Corrections.
• Some 20 years ago, I was a young writer invited to conduct a poet-in-the-schools residency in the school system of the Texas Department of Corrections. Two decades later, I am completing Arts Programs for Juvenile Offenders in Detention and Corrections, a technical-assistance program for six national sites through a collaborative initiative between the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). ...
• This is especially disheartening in that we have taken the anecdotal descriptions of criminal transformation into productive citizen scenarios that we experienced as artists working in corrections and proven them in the hardcore-data domain of longitudinal recidivist studies, reduced incidence rates of misbehavior, and cost effectiveness. Anyone who is interested in the practice of arts-in-corrections in America and who does the research should have no doubt that these programs stack up with and outperform any other treatment methodology working in the arena of corrections, be it education, vocational training, restorative justice, drug treatment — you name it. ...
• " In 1981, Oklahoma was still a participant in that program, and I received my early arts-in-corrections training at an annual gathering in Tulsa hosted by Institution Programs Inc. ... However, having just completed such a demonstration project, I believe that there is no interest in the Justice Department for revisiting a LEAA-style national arts program for adults or juveniles.
• We have clearly defined best practices in arts-in-corrections, have enjoyed exchanges with the international community of artists and arts organizations involved in the field, and nearly every state in the union has had some experience with successful programs. ...
• Even then, rehabilitation was described to me as a myth to which corrections administrators paid lip service, but now even the myth has disappeared. ...
• I feel obliged to do so because two of the folks I admire most in the arts-in-corrections field left the work this past year because, after years of effort, the system didn’t change, not just the national scheme of things, but on their own local and regional level. ...
• The California Department of Corrections has maintained a multimillion-dollar arts-in-corrections program in its adult facilities since the mid-’70s. ... Participating facilities, and these are most of the California prisons, have state-employed artist facilitators who then contract with artists and arts agencies for residency implementation. ... The California AIC program has evaluated itself with rigor, demonstrating reduced recidivism rates among participants and reduced incidence rates of misbehavior, and then quantified that data into cost savings to the taxpayer.
• The California Youth Authority replicated that model some ten years ago – employing an artist facilitator for the juvenile units in the northern half of the state and another for the south. ... The California Arts Council has been a significant partner in keeping the program alive.
• VSA Arts in Florida teamed with the Department of Juvenile Justice several years ago to carry out an arts-in-juvenile-justice initiative with demonstration projects that were later sustained, and they provided seed moneys for every juvenile corrections department in the state to team with arts organizations for strategic planning. Recently, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware partnered with the Delaware Department of Juvenile Justice to undertake a similar arts initiative for high-risk youth around the state.

• California's expanding prison-industrial complex.
• California has the highest incarceration rate in the world. ...
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• RACISM AND THE CALIFORNIA PRISON SYSTEM.
• California Spending on Prisons vs. ...
• 4 billion on corrections. ... 4 billion on youth and adult corrections alone (not including jails) and $4. ... PARC's independent research found that the amount the state of California spends on incarceration, including county jails, is more than $5. ... California is spending far and away more on repression and locking people up than it is on educating people. ...
• The Bottom Line: California's Prison Industry Authority.
• by Willie Wisely This article first appeared in California Prisoner and Prison Legal News. ...
• This company is California's Prison Industry Authority (PIA). ...
• California's PIA lost $1. ... Florida, Texas, and North CarolinaÑwith the largest prison industries outside of CaliforniaÑcompete with private businesses in the marketplace. ... PIA spends virtually nothing to help parolees, and the recidivism rate in California is over 75%. ...
• California's PIA uses only 6,800 prisoners out of a 133,000 total. ...

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• Fargo Provides an Ironclad Solution for The California Department of Corrections.
• The California Department of Corrections recently set out to do just that by replacing its employee/inmate ID badging system. ...
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• Natural gas terminal — An article in Sunday's California section incorrectly reported that public outrage was responsible for killing a 1977 proposal for an onshore liquefied natural gas terminal in Oxnard, Los Angeles or northern Santa Barbara County. ...
• Voting errors — An article in Friday's California section about voting errors in an Orange County Democratic Party Central Committee race incorrectly reported that a Times analysis found between 9 and 18 ballots were cast by people ineligible to vote in the race. ...
• Doctors' car stickers — An article in the California section on March 4 incorrectly stated that the California Medical Assn. ...
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• California Prison Moratorium Project. "The California Prison Moratorium Project seeks to stop all public and private prison construction in California for five years. ...
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• The California Correctional Peace Officers Association [CCPOA]. This is one of the most powerful unions in California and a past supporter of three strikes and similar legislation. ...
• The Family and Corrections Network--their latest effort to inform, support and empower families of offenders and their supporters.
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• It is one of the nation's oldest and largest state professional associations for corrections and provides California with dynamic and innovative leadership in corrections.
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• "Prison is supposed to be punishment, that's the mission and direction we've been given by the people, legislature and governor of California, as opposed to rehabilitation, training in life skills, that sort of thing," says Russ Heimerich, a spokesperson for the California Department of Corrections. ...
• Even in medium or minimum security, that produces a person who is institutionalized, and is deeply affected by that," says Corey Weinstein, a physician and volunteer with the advocacy group California Prison Focus. ...
• And while Heimerich insists that mentally ill prisoners in California are, per federal court order, given treatment, Kupers says the California Department of Corrections tends to water down diagnoses. ...
• So is prison psychologically harmful to prisoners? The California Department of Corrections, which now houses 160,000 people (up 1. ...

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• You will find many publications generated by the Monterey County Health Department in this section.
• Monterey County Health Department Disaster Plan (22 kb).
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• Part of the work of the Monterey County Health Department is the collection, analysis, and distribution of health data for assessment, planning and evaluation purposes.   This work allows the Monterey County Health Department to develop programs and to assign limited resources more effectively. ...
•   It was expanded and reorganized from the original source (Family Health Outcomes Project, University of California, San Francisco: .
•   If you have any questions about data sources or problems with this file, please contact Krista Hanni, Monterey County Health Department, Research Analyst, 831-755-4586 or by e-mail, hannikd@co. ...
•   This is an excellent source of the basic Monterey County and California demographic facts. ...
• The California Department of Finance (DOF) is the authority on California population. ...
•   An interesting report here is the one for projected populations up to the year 2020 for California Counties.
• Births and Deaths: A good place to start is the California Department of Health Services (DHS), Center for Health Statistics. ...
• Births and Deaths: A commercial product with free data on births, population and deaths in California.
• Births and Deaths: A variety of datasets are available at the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), primarily at the level of the United States and California.
• Perinatal: The Improved Perinatal Outcome Data Reports is a collaboration of the California Department of Health Services, Maternal and Child Health Branch, and the School of Public Health at the University of California, Berkeley. ...
• Alchohol and Drug Abuse: The California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs has comprehensive reports for each California county that includes data on various health indicators that are known to be associated with alcohol and drug abuse, including arrests, deaths, accidents, domestic violence, dropouts, and runaways.

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• New California corrections head named.
• 19 (UPI) -- Jeanne Woodford, former warden of famed San Quentin prison, was named Thursday as director of California's Department of Corrections.
• "I am confident that Jeanne's extensive background in corrections and her proven ability to lead will be instrumental in bringing about the necessary changes in California's prison system," Gov. ...
• The Department of Corrections operates 33 state prisons, 38 conservation camps and oversees 16 community correctional facilities and five prisoner mother facilities throughout the state. ...

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• ---> Losing corrections officer ordered to pay employer's attorneys fees.
• Raymond Guthrey (a corrections officer) obviously did not get along with his immediate supervisor, Loreen Lucas. ... The initial complaint was filed against the State of California (State), the California Department of Corrections (CDC), the Sierra Conservation Center (SCC), CDC' s Director James Gomez (Gomez), and nearly every employee who ever came close to the alleged grievances suffered by Guthrey. ...
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