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• Cooperation between NA and California  .
• State Department of Corrections continues .
• Freddie Aquino, NA World Service Office (WSO) staff member, has been coordinating cooperative contacts between the California (USA) Department of Corrections (CDC) and the state's seven NA regional organizations for nearly four years. ...
• The state of California, with a total population of 32 million, has a huge prison system—and, of course, many prisoners incarcerated for drug-related crimes. NA and the CDC began coopera-tive planning for a national corrections conference in 1992, which was coordinated by Ron Filiault of the CDC Office of Community Resources and Jim L'Etoile of the CDC Office of Substance Abuse Programs. ...
• Planning for a February 1995 conference at which we made a presentation led to further cooperation between California prison system officials and Narcotics Anonymous. ... All three parties discussed and developed a plan to resolve problems they had encountered in bringing H&I panels into California prisons. ...

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• Since 1994, the Center for Regional and Continuing Education has partnered with the California Department of Corrections (CDC) to present the Leadership Institute for the benefit of top CDC managers. With a focus on issues and challenges specific to the Department of Corrections, nationally recognized criminal justice and corrections experts deliver a practical, hands-on approach to leadership.
• The groups then work together to recommend solutions and find new ways to improve upon existing methods within the department. ... Susan Murray, CDC staff services manager, acknowledges the meaningful impact the Leadership Institute projects can have on the future of the Department. ...
• "We bring experts in criminal justice and corrections from across the country to teach at the Institute. ... " Special guest speakers, including representatives from the California Attorney General’s Office and the United States Federal Court, add an opportunity to explore relevant legal and political issues. ...

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• CA Department of Corrections Signs Leadership Institute Contract with CSU, Chico.
•  California Department of Corrections Signs Multi-Year Leadership Institute Contract with CSU, Chico.
• The California Department of Corrections (CDC) has signed a three year contract with CSU, Chico Center for Regional and Continuing Education to provide leadership education for the department’s managers through the CDC Leadership Institute. ...
• Established in 1994, the California Department of Corrections Leadership Institute delivers contemporary leadership and management curriculum presented by nationally recognized criminal justice and corrections experts. ...
• During the six weeks of education, the managers receive practical, hands-on approaches to leadership and conduct research and recommend solutions to address relevant issues within the department. ...
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• THE MENTALLY ILL AND THE STATE CORRECTIONS SYSTEM.
• *  The Department of Corrections estimates that 7. ...
• **lnternal California Department of Corrections figures.
• ***The State Department of Mental Health currently charges counties and corrections $120,000 per year for each bed. In recent conversations, hospital staff have indicated to corrections that they may be able to reduce this cost to $80,000 per bed per year.
• A 1993 report contracted by the California Department of Corrections estimated that 20 percent of male inmates and 24 percent of female inmates in California state prisons are functionally impaired in day to day prison living as a result of mental disorder. *  The Prison Law Office, a prisoner advocacy group, although it has sued the Department on behalf of mentally ill inmates, estimates only a slightly higher percentage.
• *Mental Health Service Delivery System (Sacramento: California Department of Corrections, The Western Consortium for Public Health, in association with Scarlett Carp and Associates, Inc. ...
• The State of California projected that by June 30, 1996, the state inmate population would be 143,170. ... Looking at the Department of Corrections figure of 20 percent of inmates impaired as a result of a mental disorder (since there are far more male inmates than female), that would mean that there were 28,634 inmates who had a mental illness, which in turn would indicate a total of $619 million spent by the state to house inmates with a mental disorder in state prison.
• The Department estimates that in 1996-97, this program will cost an additional $880 per capita per year with a total of 10,595 inmates being served (6. ...
• The Department estimates that in 1996-97, this program will cost an additional $9,600 per capita per year with a total of 1,896 inmates receiving this care (1. ...
• According to the Department of Corrections, by the end of the 1995-96 fiscal year, the state parole population will reach 97,590. *  The per capita cost incurred by the Department will be $2,100 per year. ...

• California Department of Corrections.
• " California Department of Corruption " ) November 24, 1998 - Press Release - CDC's illegal regulations.
• FAIRGroup works to eliminate brutality by prison guards against inmates in California prisons.
• The first victory has been scored against the California Department of Corrections' policy of arbitrarily placing alleged gang members and associates in the Security Housing Unit. ...
• The OAL found that the Department of Corrections had two underground regulations: 1) "A presumption that a gang member in a SHU will engage in conduct which will severely endanger the safety of others or the security of the institution, if he is released from the SHU. ...
• In addition, Castillo has a federal civil rights case pending in the Northern District of California that raises related issues. ... Others who submitted argument to the OAL include Corey Weinstein of California Prison Focus; Castillo's attorney, Graham Noyes; and attorneys Mike Snedeker and David Ritchie. ...
• Agency: California Department of Corrections and the FBI.
• Was a complaint filed with that department? Yes.
•      The Kings County Sheriff's Department identified the five men as Lt. ...
•      The March 1993 rape of inmate Eddie Dillard, a 23-year-old Los Angeles gang member imprisoned for assault with a deadly weapon, had been investigated last year by a state Corrections Department team and the Kings County district attorney's office. ...
• He told corrections investigators that any time Corcoran supervisors needed an inmate to be "checked," they could call on him. ...
•  State Department of Corrections chief Cal Terhune, who assumed his job in mid-1997, said Thursday that the allegations were troubling and commended Pondexter for finally coming forward. ...
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• CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS.
• Note- The passage of SBX1 22 in 1994 brought about the changes in Section 5010 of the California Penal Code. Among these changes were the requirement that the California Department of Corrections and the California Youth Authority develop regulations governing weight lifting in their institutions by July 1, 1995 considering several specific factors. The three resulting California Department of Corrections Regulations that most specifically address weight lifting (Participation, Safety, Weight Lifting) are below. ...

• That would bring its Psych Tech workforce to 18 -- equal to those at the California Medical Facility prison in Vacaville.
• The new Pelican Bay jobs are to include a Senior Psych Tech position -- the first direct upward mobility opportunity for Psych Techs in the Department of Corrections.
• Since the department estimates 11 to 15 percent of all inmates have a serious mental illness, this indicates the potential of many more Psych Tech positions in the coming years. ...

• CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS;.
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• March 12, 1998--San Francisco, California .
• Franck V, Franck & Associates, San Francisco, California, for the plaintiffs-appellants. ...
• Crown, Deputy Attorney General, San Francisco, California, for the defendants-appellees. ...
•     We are asked to decide whether the California Department of Corrections' policy of withholding from prisoners the interest that is earned on their inmate trust accounts contravenes the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment. ...
•     The appellants are inmates currently and formerly incarcerated at several California state prisons. For security reasons, inmates are not permitted under California law to possess money while in prison. ... The California Department of Corrections ("State") has therefore established two separate types of trust accounts into which prisoners may place personal funds during their incarceration. ... CDC Form 345, which a prisoner must sign in order to set up an ITA, specifically provides: "I authorize the Director of Corrections to maintain a trust fund account in my name, thus enabling me to make purchases from the canteen. ...
• The California Penal Code specifies that any interest earned on inmate funds placed in ITAs shall be allocated, not to the prisoners themselves, but rather to the "Inmate Welfare Fund. ... According to California law, funds placed in the Inmate Welfare Fund "shall be used for the benefit, education, and welfare of inmates of prisons and institutions under the jurisdiction of the Department of Corrections, " including but not limited to the establishment and maintenance of prison canteens and hobby shops. ...
• However, as a matter of California statutory law, the inmate cannot himself collect any interest earned on funds placed in his ITA. ...
• Rejecting the prisoners' contention, the district court dismissed their suit without leave to amend: T he Court finds that inmates in California do not have a protected property interest in the interest income earned on Inmate Trust Accounts and that they are not deprived of earning interest on their funds because they can elect to place their money in a Passbook Savings Account. ...
• California Dep't of Corrections, 957 F. ...

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• The NFPA 5000 and NFPA 1 will serve as the basis for the next California Building Code and California Fire Code with amendments of the state. ...
• All state agencies have withdrawn their proposed changes to the California Building Standards Code for the 2003 Annual Code Adoption Cycle. As a result, the California Building Standards Commission has begun preparing for the 2004 cycle. ...
• The State Attorney General filed its opening brief in the Court of Appeal of the State of California on January 15, 2004. ...
• Emergency Standards to update the structural engineering and material standards in the 2001 California Building Code went into effect July 18, 2003.
• The BSC (selects) the NFPA 5000 building code, the NFPA Uniform Fire Code, and some provisions of the International Residential Code Council to serve as the basis for the next California Building Code and California Fire Code.
• 2001 Triennial Edition of California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 24.
• Welcome to the California Building Standards Commission website. The BSC is responsible for administering California's building codes, including adopting, approving, publishing, and implementing codes and standards. ...
• Current approved and proposed changes to the state building standards code (California Code of Regulations, Title 24) .
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• Matsumoto retired in 1998 from the Alaska Department of Corrections with 27 years of correctional experience. ...
•   He also holds a certification as Correctional Administrator from the University of Southern California (Institute for Criminal Justice Executives); certification from Michigan State University (Institute for Managers of Large Jail Systems); and also has participated in programming at the Southern Illinois University at Carbondale "Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency, and Corrections. ... Moses is now retired from the Alaska Department of Corrections with 25 years of exceptional service, having held the position of Director of Southcentral Region. ...
• Stark retired at the end of 2001 after working for the Alaska Department of Law for 27 years as an assistant district attorney and an assistant attorney general. ... Stark served as lead counsel to the Alaska Department of Corrections for 21 years, as counsel to the Alaska Board of Parole for 15 years, and as counsel to the Alaska Police Standards Council and the State Fire Marshal for five years. ...
• Smith retired in January 2002 from the Department of Corrections as the Northern Region Chief Probation Officer, with more than 20 years of work experience with the Alaska Department of Corrections. ...

• The California Department of Corrections operates all state prisons, oversees a variety of community correctional facilities, and supervises all parolees during their re-entry into society.
• Since the early 1980s, Corrections has been involved in the largest prison building program in the United States. The Department of Corrections' Master Plan predicts that the growing inmate population will exceed maximum operating prison capacity of 177,197 in April, 2004.
• CDC Facilities span the state from Pelican Bay in the Northwest corner of California to Centinela State Prison near the Mexican Border. ...
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• Treating substance-abusing sex offenders in a correctional environment: Lessons from the California experience. ...
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• Does In-custody Therapeutic Community Substance Abuse Treatment Impact Custody Personnel? Corrections Compendium. ...
• The State of Corrections, American Corrections Association Annual Conference Proceedings, Nashville, TN and Denver, CO, p. ...
• (2001) Screening and assessment matrix in substance abusing offenders, In: The State of Corrections 2000 Proceedings, American Corrections Association annual conferences, Phoenix, AZ and San Antonio, TX, CO, p. ...
• California: Sage Publications. ...
• Child Welfare and Addiction Services: Working Together for California's Children and Families. ... San Diego: Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center, University of California, San Diego. ...
• San Diego: Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center, University of California, San Diego.
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• San Diego: Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center, University of California, San Diego. ...
• Criminal Justice Addiction Studies (CJAS) Curriculum Framework: A collaborative product from the Addiction Technology Transfer Center of New England at Brown University and the Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center at the University of California, San Diego. San Diego: Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center, University of California, San Diego. ...
•   A joint symposium by University of California, San Diego Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center and California Department of Corrections, Office of Substance Abuse Programs. San Diego: Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center, University of California, San Diego.

• California Department of Corrections (5240) .
• The California Department of Corrections (CDC) operates 33 prisons and 38 fire and conservation camps throughout the state. ...
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• California Institution for Men— Drill New Domestic Water Supply Well.
• California Medical Facility— Unit V Modular Housing Replacement.
• California State Prison, Sacramento—Reconstruct Firing Range.
• 1 million to develop preliminary plans for a new air conditioning system at Chuckawalla Valley State Prison because (1) the existing system adequately maintains the required temperature in the institution, (2) the proposed solution will require more energy to operate, (3) in-kind replacement of the existing units would be less costly, and (4) the department already has funds available for this type of special repair project. ...
• According to the department, a similar funding request will likely be requested for inclusion in the 2002-03 Governor's Budget to replace the entire air conditioning system at Ironwood.
• The existing air conditioning system consists of evaporative cooling units, designed to maintain the department's standard for indoor temperature of 90 degrees in inmate housing units. The department has provided temperature data for outside conditions and inside conditions for three representative housing units. ... Thus, according to available data, the existing units adequately maintain the temperature inside the housing units within the department's standard.
• Given the current natural gas and electrical energy situation in the state, the department needs to reduce rather than increase energy usage.
• The department also investigated the cost to simply replace the existing units with the same type of unit. ...
• The department annually receives $10 million for special repair projects at the various institutions, which are available specifically for repair and replacement of existing infrastructure and equipment. This funding is provided to the department so that equipment can be replaced on an ongoing priority basis over several years. If replacing the equipment is a priority, the department should proceed using existing funds.

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• NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS; ROBERT PERRY, Secretary of the New Mexico Corrections Department; JOHN SHANKS, Director, New Mexico Corrections Department; FRANK MARCELL, Administrator, Security Threat Group, New Mexico Corrections Department; JEFF SERNA, Administrator, Corrections Compact or Chief of Classification, New Mexico Corrections Department; DONNA MARTINEZ, Administrator, Corrections Compact or Chief of Classification, New Mexico Corrections Department; LAWRENCE TAFOYA, Warden, Southern New Mexico Correctional Facility; JIM MOORE, Lt. ...
• The district court dismissed with prejudice twenty-two claims against New Mexico officials that alleged breach of California statutes and breach of the contract between New Mexico and California for the implementation of the Interstate Corrections Compact adopted by both states hereinafter "the compact" . ... 1 (copy of the New Mexico/California contract implementing the Interstate Corrections Compact, attached to Clark's complaint). Apparently because Clark's state-law breach-of-contract claims cited only California statutes codifying the Compact in the heading above each claim, the court held that California statutes have no extraterritorial effect governing the conduct of New Mexico residents, and that all state-law claims for violations of California statutes by New Mexico corrections officials should be dismissed with prejudice. ...
• He claims that, because he had no New Mexico victims and no restitution was required by his California conviction, the New Mexico Crime Victims Reparations Act does not apply to him. ... We add that the California/New Mexico compact also specifically provides that, when a transferred prisoner earns compensation in the receiving state, compensation "shall be paid to the inmates of the sending state on the same basis as to inmates of the receiving state. ...
• The district court, sua sponte, removed the seal from Clark's files on its finding that the remaining retaliation claim against Defendant Tafoya was "unrelated to Clark's earlier activities in California. ...

• California Department of Corrections .
• Using the TOC Thinking Processes in the California Department of Corrections .
• All California State Prisons are managed by the California Department of Corrections. ...
• In 1996 the number of state prisons in California was 33. ...
• In 1996 the California prison system was in a state of turmoil:.
• Prisons were receiving a lot of negative publicity - both in California and nationally .
• California, it was recognized that prisoners were entitled to basic human rights (in this case, health services) .
• That year, the warden of one of the California State Prisons, the deputy warden, the associate warden, the senior medical officer, and the business manager took AGI's Management Skills Workshop (MSW). ...
• The EOP is a 150-bed mental health facility which the California State Prisons were to implement, and was the number one priority of the warden. ...
• At the time, six other state prisons in California had been unsuccessful in opening EOP, the "benchmark" prison had failed twice in a two year period (achieving only 17% compliance), and this particular prison was already 18 months into the EOP project which was scheduled to take 12 months. ...
• Is the model EOP in the California State Prison system. ...
• The next project the prison decided to tackle using the TP skills learned in the MSW was the California "Computers for Schools Program. ...
• Today this prison is the hub for computer refurbishment (for 13 prisons serving southern California) .
• The prison's achievement was recently recognized by California's Director of the Department of Corrections. ...
• Due to the above successes, TOC is being successfully implemented in another area of operations in the California State Prison system. ...
• This particular prison is the Center for Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation in the California State Prison system. ...

• Psych Techs in the California Department of Corrections.

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• California Department of Corrections (CDC): The California Department of Corrections operates 33 state prisons, 38 conservation camps, oversees a variety of community correctional facilities and supervises parolees during their re-entry into society. ...
• Board of Corrections (BOC): The Board of Corrections sets minimum standards for health care, programs, procedures, and construction for local juvenile and adult correctional facilities and inspects those facilities for compliance. ...
• California Youth Authority (CYA): The California Youth Authority operates all state-level juvenile correctional institutions and provides education, training, and treatment services for youthful offenders. ...
• Prison Industry Authority (PIA): The Prison Industry Authority operates California's prison industries by employing inmates at the Department of Corrections. ...
• California Council on Mentally-Ill Offenders: The council is charged with investigating and promoting cost-effective approaches to meeting long-term needs of adults and juveniles with mental disorders who are likely to become offenders or who have a history of offending. ...
• © 2003 State of California. ...

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