« Lawyers say LA's juvenile justice system needs reform | Main | Judge orders mediation in janitors' wages suit against Target »

CA prisoners serving overtime

Records obtained by The Times show that in August, the state sampled some inmate cases and discovered that in more than half -- 354 of 679 -- the offenders were set to remain in prison a combined 104 years too long. Fifty-nine of those prisoners, including Shearin, had already overstayed and were subsequently released after serving a total of 20 years too many, an average of four months each. MICHAEL ROTHFIELD in the Los Angeles Times.

TrackBack

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://ijjblog.org/blog-mt/mt-tb.fcgi/1236