Government
Feb. 1, 2007
Putting Teeth Into State Prison Oversight
Two years after a federal judge threatened to take control of California's prisons, a team of attorneys assigned to improve the staff disciplinary process says it is breaking a code of silence among guards.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Two years after a federal judge threatened to take control of California's prisons, a team of attorneys assigned to improve the staff disciplinary process says it is changing the system's culture and breaking a code of silence among the guards.
"The first year was kind of rough," David R. Shaw, director of the Bureau of Independent ...
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