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Criminal

Jun. 15, 2006

San Diego Models a Plan for Parolees

SAN DIEGO - Hoping to end the return to prison by paroled nonviolent felons, San Diego County officials announced Tuesday a program to steer former inmates away from a life of crime.

By Claude Walbert
Daily Journal Staff Writer


      SAN DIEGO - Hoping to end the return to prison by paroled nonviolent felons, San Diego County officials announced Tuesday a program to steer former inmates away from a life of crime.
      Under the program, the first of its kind in California, felons will receive education, vocational training and treatment for drug and alcohol ...

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