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Inspector General Calls California Prison Reform Efforts a $10 Million Failure

Loaded on June 1, 2021 by Matthew Clarke published in Prison Legal News June, 2021, page 40
Filed under: Prison Reform, Cost of Prison Systems. Location: California.

by Matt Clarke

In February 2021, the California Office of the Inspector General (OIG) issued its finding that a $10 million effort by the state prison system—to address deficiencies that OIG previously uncovered in reporting staff misconduct—had “failed” and that the process “remains broken.”

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