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May 16, 2024 · CEO is a grantee of Project imPACT, a program run by the Los Angeles Mayor’s Office of Reentry. It’s funded through California’s Proposition 47, which diverts money from incarcerating lower-level drug users and thieves and redirects it to reentry and rehabilitation programs.
May 16, 2024 · A Landmark Criminal Justice Reform Has Saved California Millions. These Are the Programs It’s Funded. Proposition 47, the state’s landmark criminal justice reform, has faced sharp criticism recently. Many blame the measure for shoplifting, property crime, drug use and homelessness in the state.
5 days ago · “California can close at least five more ... over the past 12 years to reform the criminal justice system and invest in both preventative measure and rehabilitation programs. ...
6 days ago · The criminal justice system plays a central role in protecting society and maintaining order by ensuring that laws are enforced and justice is served as fairly as possible. It operates through three primary components that include law enforcement, the judiciary (courts), and corrections. Law enforcement agencies take the initial step in this ...
6 days ago · 2011 Adult Institutions Outcome Evaluation Report State of California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, November, 2011 (Participation in in-prison substance abuse programs, combined with post-release community-based aftercare results in recidivism rates (29.3 %) that are much lower than those that did not participate in any ...
4 days ago · The RSAT program is a grant funded program using Matrix curriculum. RSAT is facilitated by a 100-day treatment program. It includes substance abuse treatment disorder education, case management, employment preparation with the objective of changing criminal thinking and reducing recidivism.
May 10, 2024 · San Francisco’s voters approved the new mandate in March. Llano has no objection to being screened. He said he uses cannabis, which is legal in California, though not federally, but does not use other drugs. Nonetheless, he said, “I suppose I would try recovery.”. Another man in the free-lunch line, Francis Farrell, 56, was far less ...
