Tag: Santa Clara County

Faith, Service, and Fellowship

Faith, Service, and Fellowship

Santa Clara County Faith Leaders Convene to Discuss Their Role in Criminal Justice Realignment.

Voices & Visions for Criminal Justice Reform

Voices & Visions for Criminal Justice Reform

On September 14, 2011, over 200 attendees -- parolees, probationers, families, elected officials, law enforcement managers -- came together to participate in a community forum about Santa Clara County's criminal justice realignment plan.

Santa Clara County DA’s Office to Now Consider “Collateral Consequences” — Policy Shift Bodes Well for Immigrants

Santa Clara County DA’s Office to Now Consider “Collateral Consequences” — Policy Shift Bodes Well for Immigrants

In response to the increasing number of immigrants deported for minor offenses, the DA’s offense is implementing a new approach which allows prosecutors to consider factors beyond the limited scope of the charge and sentence.

California's Goal to Reduce Prison Populations Hinges on Counties’ Plans

California's Goal to Reduce Prison Populations Hinges on Counties’ Plans

A legislative mandate that California reduce its prison population has created an opportunity to dramatically change the state’s criminal justice system. But ultimately, decisions made at the county level will decide whether or not these goals can be achieved, says writer Raj Jayadev.

Health Educator Fights AIDS and Resulting Social Stigma in Asian Community

Health Educator Fights AIDS and Resulting Social Stigma in Asian Community

The number of Asian Americans with AIDS has climbed a remarkable 10 percent in each of the last five years. Health educator Malaya Arevalo is working to reduce those statistics.

Immigrant Rights Supporters Refocus Struggle on Obama

Immigrant Rights Supporters Refocus Struggle on Obama

A 20-city tour organized by the Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) aims to energize and refocus immigrant rights supporters.

 
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