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1971

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Coordinated California Corrections: The System, Board Of Corrections Jul 1971

Coordinated California Corrections: The System, Board Of Corrections

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California has the nation's largest population and also the largest criminal population. In rising to meet the "challenge of crime in a free society ... California has developed criminal justice and, particularly correctional systems which are ranked among the nation's best. However, the steady stream of incidents from a stunned Marin County Courthouse to a riot-torn East Los Angeles to a grave-filled Sutter County farmyard makes it painfully clear that California is far from having met the challenge. There is a never-ending need to re-evaluate the State's correctional programs to determine how they can more effectively achieve their overall goal. …


Coordinated California Corrections: Field Services, Board Of Corrections Jul 1971

Coordinated California Corrections: Field Services, Board Of Corrections

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Many of the key issues cited in this Report focus upon the changing relationships of State and county government, particularly the increased emphasis on providing direct services to the offender by the counties and increased emphasis on the part of the State ·for providing supportive and enabling services to the counties in the fo~ of subsidy, planning, training, research and information, standard setting, inspections and consultative services. Other key issues include staff training, the use of non-professionals in the probation setting, increased workloaas, improved classification and treatment, and the reintegration of offenders into the community.


Coordinated California Corrections: Institutions, Board Of Corrections Jan 1971

Coordinated California Corrections: Institutions, Board Of Corrections

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