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By sending more non-violent felons to prison than the state average, Monterey County isn’t doing as much as it could to help efforts for prison realignment, according to a new report.

on March 27, 2013, CJCJ revisited San Quentin State Prison to see what changes had occurred since the implementation of Realignment.

Newsroom Apr 1, 2013

Up Front

Senior Research Fellow, Mike Males, discusses Realignment’s impact on county-by-county disparities.

Treating people who come from places where gangs proliferate as gang members themselves only perpetuates the cycle, Maccallair said.

CJCJ forges ahead with reform efforts in 2013