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California Youth Authority - Hearing December 8, 1981, Assembly Criminal Justice Committee On Juvenile Justice

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

California Youth Authority - Hearing November 13, 1981, Assembly Criminal Justice Committee On Juvenile Justice

California Assembly

Our purposes are to begin to discuss the California Youth Authority, its policies, its programs, and consistent with the agenda, we are going to be talking about essentially the parole decisions and policies associated with that, the early release policies which have already started being developed, the day pass issue that is used by the Youth Authority and I think quite properly the issues of public safety associated with that are to be discussed.

The Future Of Probation In Crime Control, Assembly Subcommittee On Criminal Justice Resources

California Assembly

The subcommittee has called this hearing today for the purpose of examining the crisis of diminishing resources which currently affect programs and services in Los Angeles County and throughout the State. Local governments, in the wake of Proposition 13, have reduced expenditures for many important functions, including criminal justice functions. Probation departments in this process have been particularly vulnerable to reductions in programs and staffing and have received ·heavier cuts than other criminal justice agencies. The decline in probation resources raises important questions about the future role of probation in the criminal justice process. Among the most important of these …

Hearing On Child Molestation Legislation - April 24, 1981, Joint Committee For Revision Of The Penal Code

California Joint Committees

HEARING ON CHILD M0LESTATION LEGISLATION: SB 276, SB 277, SB 278, SB 586, SB 587, SB 588

Hearing On Child Molestation Legislation - April 10, 1981, Joint Committee For Revision Of The Penal Code

California Joint Committees

SB 276, SB 277, SB 278, SB 586, SB 587, SB 588.

Hearings On Community Crime Prevention, Joint Committee For Revision Of The Penal Code

California Joint Committees

Hearings held on Nov. 17, 1981 and Dec. 17, 1981.

Summary Of 1981 Crime Legislation, Joint Committee For The Revision Of The Penal Code

California Joint Committees

This compendium will provide you with a convenient summary and copies of the Legislature's statutory accomplishments in criminal law during the first half of the 1981-1982 session.

All bills enacted during 1981 will become effective January 1, 1982 unless they are urgency measures or were made inoperative. The summaries of the urgency measures specifiy their effective date. Bills that were enacted but will not become operative have been excluded. In some bills only portions of the measure will be inoperative. These sections are clearly labeled on the bills.

Senate and Assembly measures are listed separately, each in ascending numerical order. …

An Ounce Of Prevention: Toward An Understanding Of The Causes Of Violence, Commission On Crime Control And Violence Prevention

California Agencies

Pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 990 of 1979 Statutes (AB 23, Vasconcellos), the Commission on Crime Control and Violence Prevention is pleased to present this Preliminary Report, covering Commission activities and findings through December 30, 1981. The Commission is charged with the investigation of the root causes of violence, and the identification of preventative, proactive measures. That is, we seek ways to encourage human development in environments that prevent the first act of violence, or a violent life· pattern, from occurring.

Murder And The Death Penalty: A Special Report To The People, California Department Of Justice

California Agencies

Th i s Special Report: (1 ) compares pre-1963 when the death penalty was carried out on a regular basis, and post- 1963 when the death penalty was, and continues to be, effectively nullified; (2) provides a history of the death penalty in California; (3) describes the crimes committed by those individuals sentenced to death to show that anyone who resides in a cell on death row arrived there as a result of the commission of a brutal, and often extraordinarily heinous, murder; and ( 4) lists some simple, common sense crime prevent ion techniques which all citizens should be …

Homicide In California, 1981, Department Of Justice

California Agencies

No abstract provided.