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FACTS AND STATISTICS: Measuring recidivism countrywide becomes daunting task with varying data

May 24, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

The meaning of statistics can vary greatly according to their definition. A multiplicity of meanings applies to the metrics of recidivism, too, and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Recently Posted, Research

SB731 helps returned citizens find sense of normalcy with expungements, record sealing

May 21, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

SB 731, in effect since 2023, gives Californians the safety valve of expungement, which state law calls “records relief,” said an article by Jeanne … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LEGAL, RE-ENTRY, Recently Posted

Research finds little hope for returned citizens searching for love with online dating sites

May 18, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

Josh Miller, 27, considers himself “a laid-back person who enjoys meeting new people,” his online dating profile said. “Spending time with my family … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Recently Posted

ABE III teacher King talks about his journey to San Quentin

May 15, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

When the head of a prison asked him casually at a mutual friend’s birthday party to consider teaching at his carceral institution, he replied, “What? … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Recently Posted, Rehabilitation Corner

Governor Newsom and Prince of Norway visit the Q

May 14, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

Rumors of a high-level visit had haunted San Quentin all spring. Who would come? The governor? Perhaps the Prince of Norway? No one knew for sure … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CDCR, CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM, Recently Posted

Formerly incarcerated who received the right to vote largely failed to use it

April 10, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

Badge vote 2016

Though millions of formerly incarcerated persons have regained their right to vote, in at least four states, they largely failed to register and go to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM, Recently Posted Tagged With: self-disenfranchisement, The Marshall Project

Formerly incarcerated who received the right to vote largely failed to use it

January 21, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

People at the voting booth

Though millions of formerly incarcerated persons have regained their right to vote, in at least four states, they largely failed to register and go to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Research

UC Berkeley students leave their mark on SQNews journalism

January 13, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

Some visitors come to San Quentin to satisfy their curiosity, some come because they want to contribute to social justice, and some come because they … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM, Recently Posted, San Quentin News Tagged With: UC Berkeley, William Drummond

Residents almost ‘cooked alive’ in cells as climate change creates extreme temperatures across U.S.

January 11, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

Beef, pork, veal, and lamb require cooking at a minimum of 145°F, a temperature based on the 2017 FDA Food Code and displayed on a chart at … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Recently Posted Tagged With: climate change, Los Angeles Times

A dance to the music of time: A 1976 novel by Anthony Powell

January 5, 2024 by C.K. Gerhartsreiter

Anyone who has ever endured a goofy oaf, a bungler, a clod, a complete bonehead whose sudden and entirely unexpected appearance spoiled the moment — … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Book/Movie Reviews, Recently Posted Tagged With: Anthony Powell, Kenneth Widmerpool

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