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Miền nam cali và công tố viên

February 20, 2020 by Michael Jace

Công tố viên Jackie Lacey của quận Los Angeles đang đối đầu với sự chỉ trích gay go vì liên can tới những vấn đề truy tố về hình sự, bao gồm đến luật … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Vietnamese

Inaccuracy of court records deprives people of constitutional rights

December 16, 2019 by Michael Jace

Many African Americans’ court testimony is inaccurately transcribed, according to a recent Criminal Legal News story. A recent study published in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Criminal Justice, Legal, Recently Posted Tagged With: constitutional rights

Los Angeles DA in hot water for racial disparities in prosecution

December 12, 2019 by Michael Jace

Statua_Iustitiae

The Los Angeles district attorney is facing sharp criticism for her handling of criminal justice issues, including capital punishment. District … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Criminal Justice, Recently Posted Tagged With: Los Angeles DA, racial disparities

Guards union seeks better relationship with Gov. Newsom

May 15, 2019 by Michael Jace

California’s Governor Gavin Newson

California’s prison guards union is taking steps to foster good relations with new Gov. Gavin Newsom. The union withdrew a $2 million contribution … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CDCR, Politics Tagged With: 2020 vote, CCPOA, Gavin Newsom

Tracking the healthcare of postpartum female prisoners

May 15, 2019 by Michael Jace

The U.S. has four percent of the world’s female population, but thirty percent of its female incarcerated population. Yet the first systematic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Women in Prison Tagged With: female prisoners, postpartum

Senate Bill 3435 Beyond the box for higher education

May 1, 2019 by Michael Jace

About two-thirds of post-secondary institutions ask applicants to submit criminal history, according to The Crime Report. The Center for Community … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Education, Institutions, Politics Tagged With: crime report, Education, senate bill 3435

One city opts out of using prison labor for menial tasks

March 7, 2019 by Michael Jace

Modern_chain_gang

The use of prisoners for cheap labor to perform tasks such as landscaping, that many consider to have minimal, if any rehabilitative value, is being … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Criminal Justice Tagged With: activists, government, programs

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