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Here's a weird item...

In jails, inmates are taking PURELL hand cleaner, if it's available, and adding salt and mixing it and getting a very high grade of alcohol. The salt separates the alcohol from the other ingredients and then they drink it.

 


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Valdivia Remedial Plan For Parole Revocation
In compliance with a federal judge's order in the case of Valdivia v. Schwarzenegger (previously Valdivia v. Davis), the state recently submitted a plan to reform the parole revocation process. The court found that the current system unfairly denied parole violators their rights to a probable cause hearing and a speedy trial. We believe that the implementation of this plan will generate significant costs for the state and possibly for local governments, as well. We recommend that the California Department of Corrections and the Board of Prison Terms report to the Legislature on the full fiscal impacts of this plan. more >

The Hunter Decision
Hunter argued that the trial court erred in denying a motion to suppress evidence seized in a warrantless search of his storage unit while he was incarcerated for parole violations, but before his parole was formally revoked. Hunter also argued that inculpatory statements he made to a police detective after learning that items had been seized from the storage unit should have been suppressed as the product of the warrantless search. more >

Samson v California
This case was decided by the United States Supreme Court on June 19, 2006. The court upheld the State of California's standard for parole searches. The Reyes decision is the standard in California for Parole searches. Officers do not need probable cause nor reasonable suspicion to conduct a parole search. This type of search is not a violation of the parolee's fourth amendment rights. more >

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