MORE ON: inmate rehabilitation

Daily Report: Public Safety

Outside prison walls, parolees meet, eat and offer support

August 13, 2012, 12:05 AM

They’re not the young men they were when they went to prison decades ago. Some have grown children and several have lost some hair. They tease each other about the weight they’ve gained since moving on from prison cuisine. The men were among seven former residents of San... + read more

Daily Report: Public Safety

Solitary confinement reform creates political divide

July 3, 2012, 6:05 AM

At the first-ever congressional hearing on the subject of solitary confinement, Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois recently observed that it’s not always “the worst of the worst” who are subjected to the practice. Mentally ill inmates, immigrants and juvenile offenders... + read more

Daily Report: Public Safety

State auditor calls for end to prisoner rehabilitation test

September 7, 2011, 12:05 AM

The state auditor is recommending that California’s corrections system shut down tests that determine what rehabilitation prisoners need, calling the tools unproven and little used. Since 2006, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has developed and repeatedly... + read more

MORE ON: inmate rehabilitation

Outside prison walls, parolees meet, eat and offer support

Solitary confinement reform creates political divide

State auditor calls for end to prisoner rehabilitation test

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