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• There are presently 650 inmates, family members and prison officials on the JW database. With the help of volunteers she writes letters and articles, provides counseling to inmates and families, mails free books and Bibles, writes letters to prisoners, publishes and edits Jesus Wept Newsletter, attends clemency board meetings, writes letters to parole boards, and holds in-prison worship services. She made a trip to Folsom State Prison and Mule Creek Prison in California in September. ...

• Christopher McElvana was in Patton State Hospital because he had pled not guilty by reason of insanity (NGI). ... Some of his treatment team members wanted to transfer him to a state prison; others asked the executive director to let him stay at the hospital. ...
• Then, with no advance notice to him, his attorney, the courts, or the hospital, authorities sent McElvana to New Folsom State Prison. To do so, they relied on Welfare & Institutions Code section 7301, which they said allows such transfers if the patient can best be treated "under conditions of prison security. ...
• After transferring McElvana to Mule Creek State Prison, defendants offered to settle the lawsuit. They offered to transfer McElvana to California Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo, and then to Atascadero State Hospital, within six to nine months. ...
• Transfer him to Atascadero within six to nine months if he does not commit any serious violations of prison rules; .
• Allow him to reapply for transfer to Atascadero every year, even if he does violate prison rules; and .

• Mueller, a founding Director of the CPOF, began his Correctional career in 1968 as a Correctional Officer in the California Department of Corrections at Folsom State Prison, Folsom, California. He has worked at three other State Prisons in California, promoted through the ranks, and was the former Warden of Folsom State Prison. ...
• Osuna, a founding Director of the CPOF, began his Correctional career in 1972 as a Correctional Officer in the California Department of Corrections at Folsom State Prison, Folsom California. ...
• During his meritorious career, Ed has received numerous awards and commendations from Federal, State, County and Municipal agencies for his professional and dedicated commitment to Law Enforcement and the Community.
• Corby, a founding Director of the Correctional Peace Officers Foundation, began his career in 1969 as a Correctional Officer in the California Department of Corrections (CDC) at Folsom State Prison in California. He has worked at two other State facilities in California and was promoted through the ranks. ...
• Captain Subia began his career in corrections in 1986 as a Correctional Officer at Folsom State Prison located in Folsom, California. He has worked at three other state facilities in California. Captain Subia was promoted through the ranks and is currently a Correctional Captain at Mule Creek State Prison located in Ione, California. ...

• Charles Manson, 64, incarcerated in protective housing unit at Corcoran State Prison, receives more mail than any prisoner in the United States.
• Susan Atkins, 51, held at California Institution for Women at Frontera, recently married a Harvard law school graduate, her second marriage since she went to prison. ...
• Charles "Tex" Watson, 54, recently moved to Mule Creek State Prison in Northern California, became a minister in prison and fathered four children. Wife and family live near the prison where she operates their Web site.
• Ford and sentenced to life in prison. ...
• Sandra Good, 55, convicted of conspiracy to mail threatening letters in 1976, served time in federal prison and was released. ... , near the prison where Manson is housed. ...

•   After working for several years for the Fresno County Health Department, She became a Parole Agent for the State of California in 1986. ...   Currently, as a Correctional Counselor II at Mule Creek State Prison, Ms. ...

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• In a move that could signal a housecleaning of top state corrections officials, Gov. ...
• Hickman will replace former state Sen. ...
• The Department of Corrections, for instance, has been under fire for cost overruns and for allegedly shutting down an investigation of guard misconduct at Pelican Bay State Prison.
• Schwarzenegger transition sources said Hickman, 47, will be the first YACA secretary who's worked his way up through the prison system.
• "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. ...
• Hickman has nearly 25 years of experience in the field and started his career as a prison correctional officer.
• Hickman is considered a strong manager and is remembered as having been a particularly community-minded administrator when he was warden at Mule Creek State Prison in Amador County.
• Corrections and YACA are widely considered two of the toughest departments in state government to run.
• Because of staffing problems and the state's contract with the powerful 28,000-member officers' union, the department's overtime costs for 2002 were $255 million.
• YACA also oversees the California Youth Authority and the Board of Prison Terms, which are routinely under attack in the Legislature.
• "They certainly need to do a lot," said Burton, who is one of the prison system's harshest critics.
• "They need to straighten out policy at BPT where some parolee (fails a drug test) and they put him back in prison for six months at tremendous cost to taxpayers. ...
• Two committees in the state Senate have criticized his handling of reported abuses by correctional officers at a prison in Chino.
• The Bee last week obtained a confidential report by the Office of the Inspector General in which officials were severely criticized for their behavior regarding a brief riot at the state prison in Folsom.

• Highway 104 Mule Creek State Prison .
• Program provides information and assistance to men, women and children visiting inmates at Mule Creek State Prison. Clothing for visitors to meet prison standards and childcare on a drop-in basis for 2 hours. Located inside the grounds of Mule Creek State Prison, Ione, CA.
• Cannot provide transportation between Ione and the prison at this time.
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• GEYSER, a Rehabilitation Therapist for the California Department of Corrections at Mule Creek State Prison (Ione), is a faculty instructor and mentor. ... Geyser also serves on the Employee Post Trauma Team and as an HIV/AIDS Counselor for inmates as Mule Creek. ... With a Bachelor of Science degree in Recreation and Park Administration (emphasis in Therapeutic Recreation), she has also earned national and state recognition as a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS, RTC). ...

• This web site features workouts designed and used by prison inmates. The primary contributor of the site's content is Adam Parsons who is currently a guest of the state of California residing in Mule Creek State Prison. ...
• Adam's Prison Workouts Introduction.

• after serving nearly five years in prison! .
• 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. ...

• It exposes wrongful convictions, prison guard corruption, calls for a moratorium on prison gang violence and offers creative new strategies on how families, activists and lawyers can help empty our prisons.
• Mule Creek State Prison.

• Tupac Shakur marries girlfriend Keisha Morris from prison.
• Doreen Lioy marries death row inmate Richard Ramirez ("The Night Stalker") in a ceremony in the visiting room at San Quentin Prison. ...
• Lyle Menendez marries his longtime pen-pal Anna Eriksson in a telephone ceremony while in prison. ...
• Erik Menendez marries Tammi Ruth Saccoman at California State Prison, in a telephone ceremony in the prison visiting room.
• Lyle Menendez marries Rebecca Sneed in a ceremony at Mule Creek State Prison, near Sacramento, CA.

• His older brother Lyle (whose given name is Joseph) is seen in a July 2003 shot taken at the Mule Creek State Prison. ...

• 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, California, and then transferred to a federal prison in Sheridan, Oregon, to finish the remaining months of his sentence.
• 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.

• Mule Creek .
• State Prison file.
• Montelongo is one of five Psych Techs working at Mule Creek State Prison in the Sierra foothills about 50 miles southeast of Sacramento. ...
• They're assigned to the prison's Administrative Segregation unit (Ad Seg) and EOP, the Enhanced Outpatient Program. (That's "outpatient" in the prison sense, meaning inmate patients return to their cells after treatment. ...
• This is because all Psych Tech slots at Mule Creek are budgeted as 1. ...
• As of Outreach press time, Salter was applying new pressure on the Mule Creek administration, and also brought the issue to the attention of CDC Headquarters.

• Suge Knight Released From Prison .
• LOS ANGELES (AP) - 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. ...

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• Death Row Records Founder Out of Prison After 5 Years.
• , prison Monday morning and hopped on a plane headed for Los Angeles.
• The violation stemmed from a 1992 assault case for which he had been placed on state probation after attacking two rappers at a Hollywood recording studio.
• Knight himself was dogged by rumors of violent behavior even before he ended up in prison on an assault probation violation.
• Before entering Sheridan Detention Center in April, Knight served more than four years on a state probation violation at California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo and Mule Creek State Prison in Ione. Knight ended up in federal prison because a judge in 1996 determined that the entrepreneur's involvement in the Las Vegas assault was also a violation of his probation in an earlier federal gun case, under which he pleaded no contest for attempting to purchase handguns in another state for his rap stars.
• "It's amazing what these people can say about you when you're in prison. ...

• Lyle Menendez Marries in Ceremony at Mule Creek State Prison.
• Convicted killer Lyle Menendez was married Thursday in a ceremony held in the visiting area of Mule Creek State Prison near Ione.
• A prison spokesman said Sneed and Menendez have known each other for about ten years. The marriage will go unconsummated because prison policy prohibits conjugal visits for inmates serving life terms.
• Erik Menendez was married four years ago at New Folsom State Prison, in a ceremony conducted over the phone.

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• Suge Knight Out of Prison .
• The 36-year-old co-founder of Death Row Records, once one of the hip-hop world's most powerful labels, was released from a Portland, Oregon, federal prison Monday after spending nearly five years behind bars for violating his probation. ...
• The 36-year-old Knight was sentenced to nine years in prison in 1996 after violating his probation when he was busted for allegedly kicking a man in the head during a Las Vegas hotel brawl. ...
• The 300-pound-plus rap boss had been serving his time at Mule Creek State State Prison in Ione, California, before he was paroled and transferred to a federal prison in Sheridan, Oregon to finish out his last few months. ...
• Knight--a former University of Nevada at Las Vegas football player--was put on state probation in 1995, after copping two no contest pleas for a 1992 attack on two rival rappers at a Hollywood studio. ...

• Charles Bronson has been in solitary confinement at Woodhill Prison, UK, for 23 years now. ... He's been in prison from the age of 17 for a murder he says he did not commit. ...
• Anthony Papa, now a speaker on American drug and prison laws, spent 15 years in New York's famous Sing Sing prison. ...
• Becky Pardue, wife of Michael Rene Pardue, says he was 'wrongfully convicted on May 22, 1973' and has been in prison ever since. ...
• Then there's Charles Manson, prime suspect in and mastermind behind the Tate murders in 1969, who has been serving time at California's Corcoran State Prison for 31 years now. ...
• Also serving a life sentence for the Tate murders at the Mule Creek Prison in North Carolina, Charles Watson met his wife through correspondence after entering prison. ... Watson describes how he became a follower of Manson, committed crimes and then became a minister, thanks to religious studies in prison. ...
• Prisoners also want love and companionship, which is what inmate services run by the Prison Reform Unity Project proves. ...
• You may not fancy a penpal in prison. ...

•   Mejico was the main shot-caller in the Folsom prison wars between the Blacks and the Mexicans. ...
•   Soon after dropping out of the prison gang and debriefing Mejico was moved to protective custody at Mule Creek State Prison.   While there he attended Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and every other 12 step program offered at the prison. ...
•      For the past ten years only two released inmates who participated in CGA have returned to prison which is extraordinary considering the current recidivism rate for the California Corrections System exceeds 60%.
•   "Some of these guys were never getting out of prison yet they had had enough and were living healthy content lives behind bars. ...
•      Knapp had made a complete paradigm shift in his thinking, wondering what organizations were out there to help some of these people before the end up in prison or help them stay out of prison once released. ...

• Election for State Constitution -- Affray at Leavenworth -- Funeral of Barber -- S. ... Brown killed -- Men driven from their Homes -- Death of Major Robinson -- Ride after a Mule -- New Plans of the Enemy -- Kickapoo Pioneer -- The Interposition of God -- Provisions -- A Winter to be Remembered.
• THE WINTER IN THE TERRITORY -- STATE LEGISLATURE. ...
• Clark -- President's Message -- The Twenty-second of February -- River open -- Legislature -- Rumors of Arrest -- Religious Societies -- Osawattomie -- Hampden -- Topeka -- Wabousa -- Manhattan -- Council City -- State Officers -- Sharpe's Rifles taken at Lexington -- Corner-stone of Unitarian Church laid -- Our House finished -- Calls on Settlers -- Receptions.
• Reeder -- The Marshal's Proclamation -- Pro-Slavery Letters -- Continual Outrages upon Free-State Men in the Territory and in Missouri .
• Visit the Camp -- Legate and Hoyt arrested -- New Orders of Cramer -- Emigrants disarmed and sent back -- Gay, the Indian Agent, killed -- Buchanan Ratification Meeting -- More Prisoners -- Lecompton Alarmed -- Camp moved to protect it -- Log Prison -- Cheerfulness -- "Law-and-order" Men -Barricades -- Dispersion of Legislature .
• "LAW-AND-ORDER" MEN -- FREE-STATE MEN AROUSED. ...
• Shannon removed -- Southerners build Forts -- Destruction of Fort on Douglas Creek -- Free-State Emigrants arrived -- Battle at Franklin -- Murder of Hoyt -- Destruction of Fort on Washington Creek, and of Titus' Stronghold -- Panic at Lecompton -- Treaty.
• NEW INVASION -- RELEASE OF STATE PRISONERS. ...
• Murder of Ross -- Outrage upon Free-State Lady -- Woodson calls out Militia -- New Intention to destroy Lawrence -- Committee from Lawrence calls upon the Governor -- More Troops from the Fort -- Wagons taken near Leavenworth -- Mr. ... Marshal visits Lawrence -- Men murdered -- Free-State Army goes to Lecompton -- Mob-law at Leavenworth -- Release of Prisoners at Leavenworth -- Gov. Geary arrived -- Release of State Prisoners -- Jubilee at Lawrence.
• Its pages were penned during a three months' residence of the authoress in the United States Camp, at Lecompton, with her husband, one of the state prisoners. ...

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