By Amelia Hansen
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Prisoner advocates are asking three federal judges to appoint judicial panels to oversee efforts to reduce the state's prison population.
Impatient with state officials' vows to get California's prison-overcrowding crisis under control, lawyers representing prisoners in three separate class actions are asking the judges to inte...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Prisoner advocates are asking three federal judges to appoint judicial panels to oversee efforts to reduce the state's prison population.
Impatient with state officials' vows to get California's prison-overcrowding crisis under control, lawyers representing prisoners in three separate class actions are asking the judges to inte...
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