Analysis: LAO raises concerns over latest California prison ‘realignment’ blueprint http://t.co/QBYKK9JX
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Analysis: LAO raises concerns over latest California prison ‘realignment’ blueprint
A report released by the Legislative Analyst’s Office this week raised concerns over the cost and legal uncertainties surrounding the latest prison ‘realignment’ plan submitted by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Read More