California effort to solve overcrowding in prisons could free 9,500 inmates in 4 years

By Don Thompson

Don Thompson, reporter, Sacramento, for being first to report that California’s latest plan for reducing the state prison population could result in 9,500 inmates going free in four years. http://bit.ly/2mA7ZrV

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MARCH 31, 2017

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