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• (săn kwĕn´ten) , peninsula extending into San Francisco Bay, W Calif. , N of San Francisco. The state prison there was begun in 1852. San Quentin is the western terminus of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. ...
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• San Quentin's west block can be seen behind barb and razor wire. ...
• An overview of San Quentin State Correctional Penitentiary which sits on 432 acres overlooking the San Francisco Bay. ...
• Frances Barbour Hayden has a good view of San Quentin prison from her San Rafael, California, home and like many of her neighbors doesn't want the prison to be closed with commercial development repla .
• Most communities fight to keep prisons away but residents near California's San Quentin don't want the prison to close and be replaced by commercial development. ...
• THAILAND NATIVE JATURUN SIRIPONGS PHOTO FROM PRISON .
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• No Wedding Bells in WeHo: How San Francisco got way ahead of West Hollywood. ...
• MARIN COUNTY COURTHOUSE — Last summer, death-row inmate William Kirkpatrick sent a hand-written request from his San Quentin prison cell to the California Supreme Court demanding that his legal appeals be dropped and that he be executed. ...
• Dressed in loose-fitting, prison-issue white pants and shirt, his eyes concealed behind dark glasses, Kirkpatrick was ushered into the courtroom through a security door by four prison guards. ... When it became clear that Kirkpatrick was not going to calm down, the judge ordered him returned to San Quentin. ...
• ) But Kirkpatrick’s case is the only one in California in recent years where the inmate’s mental state is in question. ... Druliner, chief assistant state attorney general for the criminal division, maintains that Kirkpatrick is an intelligent man who uses public outbursts and profanity as a way to feel some sense of control. ...
• Court records show that Kirkpatrick began exhibiting behavior that raised serious questions about his mental state. ...
• Kirkpatrick, who is half Mexican and half African-American, has repeatedly declared himself the victim of a racist plot whose participants include not only prison guards and prosecutors, but judges and his own attorneys as well. ...
• The most extreme instance of Kirkpatrick’s ire against his defense occurred in 1990, during a meeting at San Quentin with state Public Defender George Mertens, who had been representing him for about a year. ... He asked Mertens to give him an old typewriter, but when the prison refused to allow it, Kirkpatrick concluded that it was part of a conspiracy to deny him his rights. When Kirkpatrick saw a document listing Mertens’ title — deputy state public defender — he became convinced that the counselor was actually a deputy sheriff and secretly working against him. ...
• The last time Mertens saw Kirkpatrick was during that San Quentin meeting 11 years ago. ...
• Kirkpatrick has refused to be examined by prison psychiatrists and by psychiatrists hired by his lawyers, and his mental state was not considered during his original trial and sentencing. His first and only psychiatric exam was performed last November at San Quentin, over the course of two and a half hours, by Diane McEwen, a Tiburon psychiatrist appointed by Judge Graham. ... Of seven psychiatrists who testified in that proceeding, including three who worked at San Quentin and another one hired by the court, McEwen alone found Kelly sane enough to be executed. ...

• The old timers used to say, "San Quentin never changes. ...
• I’ve worked at San Quentin prison for twelve years. ...
• The old timers used to say, "San Quentin never changes. ... The history of San Quentin is nothing but change. ... And the massive six-story housing units that look out over San Francisco Bay haven’t changed too much. ...
• The prison guards are gone. ...
• Donner Section is one of four housing units that make up San Quentin’s South Block. ...
• Eventually some brute of a prison guard with two days’ growth would sneer at you through the scratched-up Plexiglas. ...
• In the 1980s we shared an in-house joke that San Quentin recruited its guards outside liquor stores. ...
• I got to know James Hall at Dominican College, a venerable Catholic institution in San Rafael. ...
• Day job: Correctional officer, San Quentin State Prison.

• As far as the law is concerned, once your dad is in prison, he's not your dad anymore.
• Susana's dad is an inmate at San Quentin State Prison, serving 21 years to life under California's rigid "three strikes" sentencing law. Caught four years ago with stolen property -- and not for the first time -- he's been determined by the court to be of no further value outside of prison. ...
• Certainly their status as fathers is barely recognized by prison administrators or advocacy groups. ...
• When children lose a mother to jail or prison, they often lose a caretaker and provider; when they lose a father, they are more likely to lose a visitor. ...
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• 070801 news 21 The Holland Sentinel SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) -- San Quentin State Prison, the forbidding, 149-year-old stone fortress that is home to California's death row, may have served its time. ...
•   Guards stand near the front gate of San Quentin Prison in this July 13, 1998 file photo taken in San Quentin, Calif. San Quentin State Prison, the fearsome, 149-year-old stone fortress that is home to California's death row, may have served its time. Officials are considering closing the prison. ...
• California's aging San Quentin may close gates .
• SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) -- San Quentin State Prison, the forbidding, 149-year-old stone fortress that is home to California's death row, may have served its time.
• Officials are considering closing the prison, or at least moving out the "worst of the worst" inmates.
• One of the main problems with San Quentin: With its byzantine corridors built during the Gold Rush, the prison has become increasingly dangerous for guards.
• The prison, home to the acid-green gas chamber now used in lethal injections, houses about 5,700 men, including the more than 550 occupants of death row.
• While death row generally is one of the quietest spots in the prison, attacks on guards have tripled in the past year and a half in the Adjustment Center, where the most disruptive condemned men are sent, officials say. ...
• "It just simply isn't as secure as it should be to have that kind of inmate there," said Stephen Green, assistant secretary of the state Youth and Adult Correctional Agency.
• On a sunny day, San Quentin bears a passing resemblance to a grand resort, a sweeping expanse of red-roofed buildings beside the shimmering San Francisco Bay. ...
• The prison began in 1852 when a two-masted ship dropped anchor off Point Quentin, loaded with convicts who were put to work laying stone.
• No one guessed that this windy, briny outpost would one day become a stunning suburb connected to San Francisco by the graceful Golden Gate Bridge -- or realized that using sea water to mix the concrete and building the place on landfill would be a foolish mistake in earthquake country.

• "A policeman had to pry me away from him" As far as the law is concerned, once your dad is in prison, he's not your dad anymore.
• Susana's dad is an inmate at San Quentin State Prison, serving 21 years to life under California's rigid "three strikes" sentencing law. Caught four years ago with stolen property -- and not for the first time -- he's been determined by the court to be of no further value outside of prison. ...
• Certainly their status as fathers is barely recognized by prison administrators or advocacy groups. ...
• When children lose a mother to jail or prison, they often lose a caretaker and provider; when they lose a father, they are more likely to lose a visitor. ...
• The state of your unions Salon's female readers tell tales of extramarital temptation, emotional and physical abuse, and cowboy dreams that went awry. ...

• At San Quentin, inmates act as HIV & HCV health counselors .
•      SAN QUENTIN, CA— "Welcome to San Quentin. ...
•      The newcomers, who arrived at San Quentin only an hour before, are wearing orange jumpsuits with "CDC prisoner" (California Department of Corrections) emblazoned on the back. ...
•      "It's a fact, people do drugs in prison. ...
•      Romain is one of five prisoners at San Quentin working as peer counselors under a program run by Centerforce Inc. , a non–profit organization headquartered in a ramshackle building just outside the prison gates.
•      Most state prison systems do not require testing of inmates. ... Prison activists charge that prison authorities do not want to know if inmates are infected because once they do know they are obliged to offer costly treatment.
•      Barry Zack, the program director of Centerforce, said it was originally difficult to persuade prison authorities to allow his organization to provide services inside San Quentin.
•      "Prison authorities do not like empowering prisoners which is what we do by recruiting peer counselors. ...
•      Judy Greenspan of California Prison Focus, a grass–roots advocacy group, said San Quentin was the exception in the state prison system. ...
•      She said a survey by the state Department of Corrections in the mid–1990s found that 40 percent of male inmates and 55 percent of females were infected with hepatitis C.
•      San Quentin community resources manager Ido Nienhuis had nothing but praise for Centerforce and its counselors.
• "They know how to operate within the prison. ...
•      That means accepting the fact that classes may be canceled without notice because of security alerts or merely if there is a fog over San Francisco Bay when prisoners must be locked in their cellblocks to prevent escapes.
•      Inmate counselors at San Quentin go through a 30–hour course before being taken on. Aaron Shepherd is doing his second stretch at San Quentin, having violated parole, and his second stint as a peer counselor.

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• Execution chamber at San Quentin State Prison in California.
• Condemned-inmate housing Adjustment Center at San Quentin State Prison.
• In the meantime, the prisoner lives in a section of a state or federal prison called death row. The specific events that follow can vary from state to state, but the overall process is generally the same. ...
• The condemned inmate may be moved from the general condemned housing area into a special area of the prison, called death watch. ... Some states move the inmate to another prison -- a central prison where executions are carried out. ...
• In North Carolina, condemned inmates spend their last three to seven days in this death-watch cell at Central Prison in Raleigh, where 218 people (including six women) are currently on death row.
• Just outside the death-watch cell at North Carolina's Central Prison. ...
• They do not necessarily occur in the order listed here and don't apply to every state: .
• Warden and chaplain visit - The warden and the state-appointed chaplain visit with the inmate and stay until the end of the execution. ...
• Today, executions are carried out behind prison walls with only a small group of witnesses in attendance. ...
• Execution-witnessing area at San Quentin State Prison in California.
• Every state that performs executions has legislation providing for certain people to witness them. State laws vary as to who is allowed to watch an execution, but in general, these are the people who are allowed to be witnesses: .
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•   A conversation with Mike Ngo (San Quentin State Prison, E21895):.
• Dylan Rodríguez, Assistant Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Riverside, is a founding member of the Critical Resistance: Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex organizing committee.
• Formerly housed in San Quentin, Ngo is currently a prisoner at Avenal.
• Mike Ngo: My name is Viet Mike Ngo, and I'm a prisoner in San Quentin at this time, serving a life sentence for second degree murder. Electronic voice: "This recorded call is from an inmate at a California state correctional facility. ...
• The more I got involved in trying to understand my environment, the space I live in, the more I got involved with the history of prisoners and the history of the politics involved in prison. ...
• And so I fell in with a lot of the gangsterism that's involved in prison; the cliquing and the racial segregation of prison make up. ... Fortunately, when I first came into prison, they had the Pell Grants still available for prisoners. That's where we were paid, or we were allowed to be involved in college programs in prison. ... I got transferred from Soledad to San Quentin and they started up a program here. ... Also, the church and religious beep entrenched in prison programs in California, and I got involved in this too, when I first got here, and this indoctrination process of religion, and how that co-opts or really stifles the way we think critically. ...
• Rodríguez: Your movement from Soledad to San Quentin… "Your call will be terminated in two minutes. " …follows a lot of the movement of radical prison organizers from the sixties to the present…. ...
• Then I got shipped here to San Quentin. It was really a lot of coincidences and a lot of eye opening things that really caused me to think more deeply about my life and my role here in prison.

• Shortly thereafter, Vedder and Kind (1965) found nearly twice the percentage of positive responses from 49 directors of state or federal correctional operations.
• The final recommendation from that effort stated that private family visiting not replace nor supplement the home furlough of the Bureau, but suggested that family visiting might be tested on a well researched basis for those serving longer periods in prison.
• Most programs are now a part of regular state budget appropriations, although some were initiated with donations. ...
• This was achieved despite tight budgets and ever increasing prison populations. ...
• 1964 "Conjugal visitations in prison: A sociological perspective. ...
• 1987 "What has happened to prison visiting? Current use of a rehabilitative tool. ...
• 1975 Friends and Families of Men in Prison. ...
• 1977 Conjugal Visits in Prison. ...
• 1964 The Effectiveness of a Prison Parole System. ...
• 1969 "Sex in prison: The Mississippi experiment. ... Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press.
• San Francisco: R & E Research Associates.
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• They inhibit or facilitate the development of family programs in institutions and the ability of private agencies to serve the prison population.
• This paper summarizes the results of a 1988 national survey of state policies governing parent-child communication in correctional settings. Information covers the eligibility requirements for children visiting parents in prison, the accessibility of visiting to children and other family members, and the prison visiting environment.

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• Facility: San Quentin State Prison (Death Row Since 1979).
• City, State, Zip: San Quentin, California 94974.
• " Also, the court "REFUSED" to allow "The Jury" to be informed of her mental state (this includes her having given birth to four different imaginary children, an imaginary car/truck accident in which one of the imaginary children was killed, an unadjudicated 1978 homicide statement that she knew I was a member of the Mafia (There are No African Americans in the Mafia) and that I possessed "Telepathic powers" etc. ... Ironically, while Debbie Baros invented or dreamed the four children described on the prosecution's cassette taped interviews, she actually had given birth to two children, but they were taken away from her by the State of New Hampshire in 1987 or 1988 as a result of.
• (These documents are accessible through the state of New Hampshire Child Protection Services. ...
• Lewis DID NOT produce this document nor did he retrieve any of my personal property, jewelry or monies which judge Moore had released (several weeks previously) during court proceedings, before I was transported to San Quentin State Prison Death Row in December 12, 1979.
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• If the judge imposes the death penalty, Westerfield will be sent to San Quentin. ...
• SAN QUENTIN – Twenty years ago Mark Crew, a Santa Clara County truck mechanic, shot his wife to death, after which a friend chopped the woman's head off and dumped the corpse into San Francisco Bay. ...
• Now Crew lives on death row at San Quentin State Prison. ...
• On Friday, David Westerfield is scheduled to be sentenced in San Diego Superior Court for the kidnapping and murder of 7-year-old Danielle van Dam, a neighbor in Sabre Springs. ...
• If Judge William Mudd follows the jury's recommendation and imposes the death penalty, Westerfield will be sent to this prison 15 miles north of San Francisco, the home of California's death row for men. ...
• San Quentin has become a monument to the glacial pace of capital punishment in California. ...
• The prison is adjacent to the Marin County town of San Rafael, on the edge of San Francisco Bay, and some of its buildings date to the 19th century. ...
• The prison now holds more than 5,700 inmates, with the condemned kept separated from other prisoners. ...
• Now the prison needs three separate buildings for all the death row prisoners – North Segregation, East Block and the Adjustment Center, for condemned inmates who won't behave. ... Officials have proposed a plan to build a $200 million facility at San Quentin that would house more than 900 condemned men in one building. ...
• Like Crew, many of the death row inmates have been at San Quentin for a decade or longer. ...
• Otherwise, a prison would be too dangerous to control. ...
• Charles Ng, who arrived at San Quentin in 1999 after his conviction for the torture and murders of 11 people in Northern California, describes himself on the Web site as "a self-taught artist who loves animals. ...
• " He can be reached at his mailing address, his inmate number and the ZIP code for San Quentin. ...
• While prison officials say the growing population creates security concerns, some inmate-rights groups worry that death row may soon get so crowded as to border on inhumane. ...
• "They're running out of space," said Steven Fama of the Prison Law Office, which offers legal aid to inmates. ...

• in the State of California; however, Centerforce is currently consulting.
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• San Quentin, CA 94964.
• Centerforce Health Programs Division provides health education, information, and support services to the incarcerated community at San Quentin State Prison and the Central California Women’s Facility. Centerforce works with prison staff and inmates to provide comprehensive HIV, hepatitis, and STD prevention and education. ...
• The Health in Prison, Health Outta Prison (HIP HOP) research project is a randomized study conducted in collaboration with the University of California San Francisco, Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS).

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• So little by little, in 15-minute calls, interrupted with recorded messages to remind me that I am speaking with someone in prison, abruptly ended when the time is up, we are getting to know each other. ...
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•  the "Prisoner's Prison" .
• "The federal prison on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, the "Rock," was deliberately infamous. It was here that the worst cases in the entire federal prison system were sent. ...
• Warden Johnston's Alcatraz  "To the men confined there, it is not only the ultimate in isolation but the most ironic because they are there in the midst of the activity of a busy harbor with small craft darting to and from San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, Richmond, and Sausalito; within sound of the honking horns of a ceaseless procession of automobiles crossing the bridges; within sight of ocean lines as they glide through the Golden Gate to far away ports in the vast Pacific, and within sight and sound of air clippers and their buzzing motors, all reminding them that life is near but freedom far. ... Johnston Alcatraz: Island Prison   CLICK HERE for more of the story. ...
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• The FBI's Freedom of Information Act has released 1757 pages of information along with an official statement: "On the morning of June 12, 1962, guards at Alcatraz Prison discovered dummy faces in the bunks of Frank Lee Morris, John William Anglin, and Clarence Anglin. ...
• Unaware that his mother's attempts to obtain an early parole for him were successful, he had a fellow convict chop off two of his toes with an axe, this way he could get a break from his duties on the farm, while recovering in the prison infirmary. ... "  Vintage postcard of Texas Prison System. ...
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• San Quentin Trials.
• Virtual Reality Panorama of the San Quentin Fence.
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• Currently residing in San Quentin State Prison, San Quentin, CA. ...
• First Degree Burglary, (two years state prison).
• Grand Theft, Receiving Stolen Property (3 years state prison).
• " From CDC-San Quentin: Tobacco found while doing security check. ...
• Basis For Disposition: Prior Prison Term For Burglary, 2nd. ...

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