Judge strikes parole-revocation provisions in Proposition 9

 

Judge strikes parole-revocation provisions in Proposition 9 (Marsey's Law)

A Sacramento federal judge has struck down as unconstitutional the part of California's so-called Victims' Bill of Rights that governs parole revocation.

The law, enacted by voter approval of a 2008 ballot initiative known as Proposition 9, was a sweeping amendment to the state constitution, conferring a long list of entitlements on crime victims. The sections dealing with parole revocation were made part of the state's Penal Code.

State halts Chowchilla prison switch

 

State halts Chowchilla prison switch
By JOSHUA EMERSON SMITH

Women inside Valley State have been fighting against this conversion -- making Valley State a men's prison will subject the women to even more overcrowding.  This temporary injunction was a good victory, spearheaded by Justice Now.  

JAILED FOR SLEEPING

Gary Johnson Held on $5000 Bail for Sleep Protests at Santa Cruz County CourthouseThu Jan 19 2012 (Updated 01/20/12) Occupy Santa Cruz Holds Noise Demonstrations Protesting Indefinite Detention for Sleep

OCCUPY SAN QUENTIN Feb 20!

National Day of Action in support of prisoners on February 20!

Demand an end to Mass Incarceration!

Mass Demonstration

12:00pm at San Quentin

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This proposal was passed at the Occupy Oakland General Assembly on

Monday, January 9

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