Thursday, February 2, 2012

Daily Corrections Clips

NEWS:

California Institutions

By Julie Small, KPCC-- For six years, a federal receiver has been in charge of fixing California’s broken-down prison medical system.


California Parole

By Bob Moffitt, Capital Public Radio-- Two-thirds of California prison parolees end up back in prison. A relatively new program run by state and local school officials shows that number can be significantly reduced.

California Inmates

By Chris De Benedetti, San Jose Mercury News-- Nearly a quarter-century after 9-year-old Michaela Garecht was kidnapped outside a store near her Hayward home, a new lead from a convicted killer may help authorities solve the case.

By Lori Preuitt, NBC Bay Area-- A convicted murderer on San Quentin's death row is giving new hope in a missing child's case that has been in the news in the Bay Area for decades.

Part I            
By Joaquin Palomino, KALW-- When you look at the numbers, many long held truths about crime crumble. Like this one: who do you think is more likely to become a life-long criminal: a rapist or a car thief?


Realignment

By Richard K. DeAtley, The Press-Enterprise-- Some former state prisoners returning to the community where they committed their crimes are homeless. Meanwhile, mental health officials work to catch up with treatment issues.