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August 22, 2009
Some of the latest media coverage of California prison debates
The debate over California's proposes prison and sentencing reforms are fascinating, and both national and local media are providing this on-going story the considerable coverage it merits. Here are some of the newest pieces I have noticed today:
- From CNN here, "California bill would free more than 27,000 inmates"
- From the Christian Science Monitor here, "Calif. lawmakers fight Schwarzenegger over crowded prisons"
- From the Sacramento Bee here, "Willie Horton haunts debate as California Assembly rejects prison cuts"
August 22, 2009 at 11:47 AM | Permalink
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Take comfort. When the budget-cutting dust settles, our education system might still be broken and millions of Americans will remain uninsured. But we'll still have our burgeoning prison industries and global military empire.
We're No. 1!
Posted by: John K | Aug 23, 2009 7:14:13 AM
