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• HEC Software's Reading Horizons was selected by California State University from among 24 other vendors for use in the California Inmate Literacy Project 1994-1997. ...
• Avenal State Prison.
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• Chuckawalla Valley State Prison, Blythe.
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• North Kern State Prison, Delano.
• Wasco State Prison.

•  In 1999 the ARTS COUNCIL worked with the Fair and Mule Creek State Prison to construct wooden benches and had local artists paint and decorate them. ...
• In 2000, the ARTS COUNCIL again worked with the Fair and Mule Creek State Prison to construct wooden trash container enclosures and had local artists paint and decorate them.

• I'm doing 2 1/2 years in prison and in need of a female pen pal. ...
• Write To Prisoner Directly! Be sure to tell them you saw their ad on Prison Pen Pals. ...
• Mule Creek State Prison - P. ...

• He has been, and continues to be, a strong advocate for expanding the optometric scope of practice and stays in touch with local and state legislative representatives about issues governing the profession and the welfare of the public. ...
• He also serves as a consulting optometrist for inmates of the Mule Creek State Prison and is a qualified medical evaluator for the State of California's Industrial Medical Council. ...
• The California Optometric Association, established in 1899, is the state's oldest organized community for optometrists, and currently represents more than 2,500 optometrists in the state. ...

• Convicted killer Lyle Menendez ties knot in prison.
• Lyle Menendez and Rebecca Sneed of Sacramento exchanged vows in a prison-approved ceremony.
• A prison spokesman says Sneed and Menendez have known each other for about ten years.

• Prison Information and Contact - California .
• Avenal State Prison (ASP).
• II Calipatria State Prison (CAL).
• I, II, III, IV RC, Condemned California State Prison, Centinela State Prison .
• I, II, III California State Prison, Corcoran (COR).
• RC Chuckawalla Valley State Prison (CVSP).
• RC Folsom State Prison (FSP).
• 300 Prison Road.
• I, II High Desert State Prison (HDSP).
• RC, Ad Seg Ironwood State Prison (ISP).
• I, III California State Prison, Los Angeles County (LAC).
• I, IV Mule Creek State Prison (MCSP).
• RC (Females) North Kern State Prison (NKSP).
• RC Pelican Bay State Prison (PBSP).
• SHU Pleasant Valley State Prison (PVSP).
• Infirmary California State Prison, Sacramento (SAC).

• "Roderick will be a key figure in ensuring the smooth operation of our prison facilities and the successful parole of inmates from California's correctional system. ...
• Prior to his tenure in the agency, he served in a number of capacities including warden at Mule Creek State Prison, correctional administrator of the California Medical Facility and other correctional training and leadership positions throughout his career. ...
• Hickman attended University of Southern California, California State University, at Chico, Long Beach and Stanislaus and University of California at Berkeley. ...
• "I look forward to using my experience and knowledge of California's correctional system to maintain efficient facilities and help keep our state safe from criminals. ...

• MY NAME IS MANUAL GRAYS, I AM CURRENTLY INCARCERATED AT MULE CREEK STATE PRISON, IN IONE CALIFORNIA. ... AND ONE OF IT'S OFFICERS, WHO HAS SINCE TRANSFERRED TO HIGH DESERT STATE PRISON, IN SUSANVILLE.
• I HAD NEVER BEEN A PROBLEM FOR HER, NOR ANY OF THE OTHER STATE EMPLOYEES FROM APRIL 12 THRU OCTOBER 13, 1997. ...
• AND THE DOCTORS HERE IN THE PRISON CONTINUE TO TELL ME THAT THEY CAN NOT DETERMINE WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME. I LIVE IN A CONSTANT STATE OF PAIN.
• You can contact me at Salinas Valley State Prison, P. ...
• SALINAS VALLEY STATES PRISON.

• 'Suge' Knight Released From Prison Rap Mogul Vows to Rebuild Death Row Records The Associated Press.
• 7 — Rap music mogul Marion "Suge" Knight, who co-founded Death Row Records, was released from a federal prison in Oregon after serving nearly five years behind bars. ...
• Knight told the Los Angeles Times he's relieved to be out of prison and looks forward to returning to work at Death Row Records.
• Knight was paroled on April 20 from Mule Creek State Prison in Ione, Calif. , and then transferred to a federal prison in Sheridan, Ore. ...
• He was on probation for state and federal charges when he was sentenced to nine years in prison for violating his probation by taking part in the Las Vegas fight.
• Knight had been placed on state probation since 1995, when he entered no-contest pleas to two counts of assault after a 1992 attack on two rappers at a Hollywood recording studio.

• Life in prison used to mean forfeiting the right to have any more children. ...
• "The reasoning behind that had to do with children being born to inmates who would never leave prison and didn't have the ability to raise those children," said Rich Subia, an official at Mule Creek State Prison in Ione.
• That all changed when an inmate serving a life term at Mule Creek took the prison system to court, contending even though he doesn't have the right to conjugal visits with his wife, he still has the right to have children. ...
• The inmate who filed suit for the right to artificially inseminate his wife is no longer at Mule Creek State Prison. ...
• The decision is being enthusiastically received inside prison walls. ...

• “PRISON ABUSES” .
• MIS DIAGNOSIS ARE CONSISTENT WITHIN THE PRISON SYSTEM. EXAMPLE; APPROXIMATELY 7 TO 8 YEARS AGO A PRISONER AT MULE CREEK STATE PRISON HAD HIS SKULL SPLIT OPEN BY ANOTHER PRISONER. THE PRISON THOUGHT HE WAS DEAD UNTIL THESE PEOPLE TOOK A CLOSER LOOK AND DETERMINED HE WAS STILL ALIVE, THEY TOOK THIS MAN TO THE HOSPITAL, AND HE RECOVERED FULLY WITHOUT BRAIN DAMAGE. ... IN NO WAY AM I THREATENING SOCIETY I’M ATTEMPTING TO MAKE YOU AWARE OF THIS PROBLEM AND HOPEFULLY YOU WILL DO SOMETHING TO CHANGE THE WAY HUMAN BEINGS ARE TREATED IN EVERY BEAST (PRISON) ACROSS THIS NATION. ... PEOPLE MAKE MISTAKES AND THEY ARE SENT TO PRISON FOR THOSE CRIMES, BUT WHEN YOU CONSTANTLY ABUSE A PERSON EVERYDAY THE HUMAN BEING EVENTUALLY SNAPS, FROM THE PRESSURES OF CALLOUS ABUSE. ...
• SAN QUENTIN STATE PRISON.

•   Because the death sentence was abolished in the state of California his sentence was changed to life in prison.   He is currently being held at Corcoran State Prison. ...
•      Charles “Tex” Watson is currently serving a life sentence at Mule Creek State Prison in Northern California. ...
•   She is now living approximately twenty miles away from Corcoran Prison, and maintains a Charles Manson website.

• LOS ANGELES - Frame-up victim Geronimo Pratt scored a major victory when a state judge ruled he had been denied a fair trial and set aside his conviction. Meanwhile, authorities acted with vengeful slowness in carrying out the judge's order that Pratt be released from Mule Creek state prison in northern California and transferred to Los Angles County jail so he can be readily available for hearings that could lead to his freedom. ...
• As of June 4, his order to release Pratt from the state penitentiary to a county jail had not been complied with. ...

• The indie-music collective Saddle Creek Records, founded and run by a small group of friends in Omaha, Nebraska, achieved widespread commercial success without major-label help. ...
• Prison officials say the mass screening of condemned inmates — the first of its kind in the nation — will help identify inmates who qualify for extra help in their daily lives and who may need to be protected from predatory prisoners. ...
• In a memo from the ä prison dated October 29 and addressed to “all inmates on condemned row,” associate warden D. ...
• Vernell Crittendon, a spokesman for San Quentin, denied that the prison has any underhanded motive. ... ” In response to the attorneys’ protest, the prison postponed the testing until January.
• The test the prison plans to use is called a “Quick Test. ...
• They point out that even if a client is found to be retarded and therefore in need of special housing away from abusive inmates, state law prohibits San Quentin from moving condemned .
• Last Friday, the Prison Law Office, a nonprofit prisoners’-rights advocacy organization, sent a letter to the prison asking that condemned inmates be given the choice to opt out of the testing and any other mental impairment evaluations. ... For others there’s a risk that the prison doctors aren’t going to make a fair evaluation,” said Heather MacKay, staff attorney for the Prison Law Office. ...
• Prison spokesman Crittendon was quick to point out that the IQ screening is not a reaction to the Supreme Court’s ruling. It is the result of a class-action lawsuit brought by the Prison Law Office on behalf of Derrick Clark, a 32-year-old inmate with a below-60 IQ. Clark, who was serving a nine-year sentence at Mule Creek State Prison for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon, could not read or write and was continuously housed with prisoners who abused him.
• When the Prison Law Office filed the suit, they estimated that as many as 4 percent of the state’s prisoners would qualify for a mental-impairment designation. ... MacKay said that the low number has led the Prison Law Office to suspect that some prisoners who should be eligible for the program are being overlooked. ...
• She said she doubted that the prison would agree to allow prisoners not to be evaluated. ...

• Watson made a personal appeal to a two-member panel of the California Board of Prison Terms, saying he takes responsibility for his crimes and is now a different person who would never do such things again, according to Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Steven Kay, who attended the hearing. ...
• Kay said a correctional counselor at the Mule Creek State Prison presented a report saying Watson still poses an unpredictable threat to the community should he be released. ...

• You can write normal letters to him in prison and he will respond as quickly as possible. ...

• Where: Avenal State Prison - IST Classroom.
• Where: Chuckawala Valley State Prison (IST Classroom-PK).
• Where: California Institution for Men State Prison  – Main Administration Building.
• Where: Pleasant Valley State Prison (IST Classroom B)).
• Where: California State Prison - Sacramento.
• Where: Mule Creek State Prison .
• Where: CA State Prison LA County - Snack Bar.
• Where: California Men's Colony State Prison.
• Where: Salinas Valley State Prison.

• Rap mogul released after five years in prison .
• LOS ANGELES - Rap music mogul Marion (Suge) Knight, who co-founded Death Row Records, was released from a federal prison in Oregon after serving nearly five years behind bars.
• Knight told the Los Angeles Times he's relieved to be out of prison and looks forward to returning to work at Death Row Records.
• Knight was paroled on April 20 from Mule Creek State Prison in Ione, Calif. , and then transferred to a federal prison in Sheridan, Ore. ...
• He was on probation for state and federal charges when he was sentenced to nine years in prison for violating his probation by taking part in the Las Vegas fight.
• Knight had been placed on state probation since 1995, when he entered no-contest pleas to two counts of assault after a 1992 attack on two rappers at a Hollywood recording studio.

• In related news, Knight--who is currently incarcerated at California's Mule Creek State Prison for a probation violation--will be transferred to an undisclosed federal facility on April 22 to serve an additional three months in jail. ... Later, a federal court upheld that Knight also violated the terms of his probation in another case wherein he pleaded no contest to attempting to purchase handguns out of state. Knight is due for release from prison sometime in July.

• Prison mental health services typically includes at least three general levels. ...
• Most prisoners who receive mental health treatment live in the prison system’s general population. ... Reginald Wilkinson told Human Rights Watch, “general population is to prison what the community is to a community mental health system. ”438 That is, in Ohio, as in many other states, the goal of the prison mental health staff is to enable prisoners with mental illness to live in the general population. ...
• Our research suggests that, as a general rule, prison systems lack sufficient “beds” or places for mentally ill prisoners other than in the general population. ... Moreover, many states lack intermediate care facilities — long-term residential facilities that provide more extensive mental health and social services — to house prisoners who cannot cope in the general prison population. ...
• Short-term crisis care is essential in a prison setting. ... Once returned to regular prison setting, as Dr. ...
• In New York State, the Central New York Psychiatric Center (CNYPC) is a 206-bed maximum-security hospital that provides the only in-patient psychiatric beds for a prison system with sixty-six thousand prisoners. ...
• , a New York protection and advocacy agency, has filed a lawsuit on behalf of prisoners with mental illness in New York State that alleges that there are insufficient treatment opportunities and access to programs for the state’s prisoners with mental illness. ...
• According to Roderick Hall, director of mental health at the Florida Department of Corrections, the entire prison system of 75,210 prisoners has only fifty-one acute care beds for those whom a court has ordered to be hospitalized; 184 crisis stabilization beds for decompensating prisoners; and 323 “intermediate care” beds. ...
• Mississippi sends its most acutely psychotic prisoners to the privately run prison of East Mississippi Correctional Facility. However, for the three thousand remaining mentally ill prisoners on the state system’s mental health roster, the state has only fourteen suicide-watch/acute care beds at Parchman, and a six-bed crisis-stabilization infirmary at the Central Mississippi Penitentiary. ...
• 450 Washington State has also created an innovative intermediate-care facility at the McNeil Island prison. ...
• Wilson, the court agreed with prisoners that California’s prison mental health services were unconstitutionally deficient. ... Coleman “drove a lot of the funding,” Mule Creek prison warden Mike Knowles told Human Rights Watch. ... ” The EOPs, which operate in thirteen prisons statewide, provide comprehensive psychiatric and counseling services to between one and two percent of the total state prison population. 454 The EOPs are intended to provide intensive and extensive mental health resources for the most needy sub-acute cases (those needing intensive intervention but not hospitalization) within the prison system. ...

• F, County, and State Titles. ...
•   He then became the offensive coordinator in 1989 at Valley View High School where his offense set several state rushing records. ...
•   In 1989 he graduated from Chico State University. ...
• Bill and his wife Karen reside in Willow Creek. ...
• Coach Gonzalez works at Mule Creek State Prison as an Activity Director. ...
•   There son graduated from San Joaquin Delta College, and California State Polytechnic University at San Luis Obispo. ...
• Joe and his wife Kellie live in Sutter Creek. ...
•   He attended San Joaquin Delta College and San Jose State University. ...
•   He received a football scholarship to attend Sacrament State University.   After playing two years at Sac State, mark transferred to Chico State where he graduated in 1995. ...
•   He resides in Sutter Creek. ...

•  Walnut Creek Journal.
• SUPREME Court did us all a tremendous favor by refusing to hear a case brought by a California prison inmate who had claimed it was his constitutional right to procreate even though he was serving a life sentence under the state's three-strikes law.
• Inmate William Gerber, who is currently in the Mule Creek State Prison, had argued that he should be allowed to ship his sperm to his wife so that she could be impregnated by artificial insemination.
• Prison, especially for lifers, is supposed to be about punishment. ...
• In some prison cases rehabilitation is the goal, but that is not the case with a three-time loser who is sentenced to life.
• Gerber is responsible for landing himself in prison, no one else. ... Supreme Court has held at least one of those consequences is that he has no right to procreate until he is released from prison, which should be a very long time.

• In 1967 at the age of 32 Charles Manson was released from prison for the last time. ...
• Atkins married a Harvard law school graduate, her second marriage in prison. ...
• Charles "Tex" Watson, 54, is a prisoner at Mule Creek State Prison in Northern California. ...
• Now 51, Fromme is sentenced to life in prison and is serving her sentence presently at Carswell, Texas. ...
• Sandra Good was also sentenced (1976) to a prison term concerning threatening letters aimed at government leaders. ...
• Charles Manson, now in his sixties, lives within protective custody and receives more mail than any other prison inmate in the United States. ...

• In the past 30 years, the violent crime rate has increased from 300,000 to over 1,300,000 incidents per year - a tribute to national and state criminal justice systems mocking God. ...
• The California prison system is in crisis. ...
•   There is no mention for prison - you can't carry out the sentence quickly. ...
• Do you know why God would condemn the California prison system?  Do you know why God would also condemn probation and parole programs?  If not, take a moment to find out about God's Criminal Justice System.
• State Prison, Warden, Address, Phone number.
• Avenal State Prison (ASP).
• Calipatria State Prison (CAL).
• California State Prison, Centinela State Prison .
• California State Prison, Corcoran (COR).
• Chuckawalla Valley State Prison (CVSP).
• Folsom State Prison (FSP).
• 300 Prison Road.
• High Desert State Prison (HDSP).
• Ironwood State Prison (ISP).
• California State Prison, Los Angeles County (LAC).
• Mule Creek State Prison (MCSP).

• NEW YORK - Marion Suge Knight, the multimillionaire rap mogul, says his first stop after serving a five-year prison stint will be a hot tub. ...
• Newsweek reports in its April 16 issue that Knight will be released within the next few days from Mule Creek State Prison near Sacramento after serving five years of a nine-year sentence on assault-related charges. ...

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