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Over 100,000 Released From State and Federal Prisons During Pandemic, Study Says

Data collected by the Marshall Project and AP shows an eight percent decrease in prison populations between March and June. ....

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Lawmakers Grill California Prison Officials on Misconduct Reporting Failures

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation promised to improve how it handles inmate reports of staff abuse and misconduct but delivered a bureaucratic mess instead.
General population inmates walk in a line at San Quentin State Prison in San Quentin, Calif., in 2016. State lawmakers Monday grilled prison officials on staff misconduct reporting failures. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File)
(CN) California prison officials sat before a panel of lawmakers in Sacramento two years ago and promised to overhaul the way prisons handle inmates’ complaints of staff misconduct.
They asked for, and got, $9.8 million to start a new staff investigative unit called the Allegation Inquiry Management Section (AIMS). ....

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