State budget shortfalls are giving California parolees carte blanche to go on crime sprees. Will your state be next?
FAUX PAROLE = TRUE CRIME
By Paco
PACOVILLA CORRECTIONS blog
April 12, 2010
NEW CALIFORNIA PAROLE POLICY IS BOTH COSTLY AND DANGEROUS, CRITICS CONTEND
Stan Stanton, Sacramento Bee
On a Wednesday morning last month, Nicole Clements walked into her Sacramento parole agent's office about 9:40 and signed a one page... "Notification of Non-Revocable Parole Requirements..."
"You do not have a parole agent," the document states. "You do not have a requirement to report to a parole office...special and general conditions of parole...are no longer in effect..."
Five hours later, she was in a Fair Oaks check cashing office trying to pass a counterfeit MoneyGram for $932, authorities say...
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