California Youth Authority - Hearing November 13, 1981

Our purposes are to begin to discuss the California Youth Authority, its policies, its programs, and consistent with the agenda, we are going to be talking about essentially the parole decisions and policies associated with that, the early release policies which have already started being developed, the day pass issue that is used by the Youth Authority and I think quite properly the issues of public safety associated with that are to be discussed

California Community Crime Resistance Program: First Annual Report to the Legislature

I am pleased to present this First Annual Report of the California Community Crime Resistance Program, pursuant to Chapter 578 of 1978 Statutes (SB 2971, Levine). This report is preliminary in nature and contains cumulative results covering the first nine months of the program from October, 1980 through September, 1981. This report describes the cooperative efforts of state and local officials which permitted both local law enforcement agency representatives and community-based agency staff to initiate and extend crime resistance programs pursuant to SB 2971. This report explains the systematic approach to data ·collection and evaluation which is built into the program. Most importantly, the report cites preliminary results which show that substantial progress has been made in implementing the Community Crime Resistance Program so that its goal can be achieved. That goal is to assist local law enforcement officials to provide technical assistance and funds to communities in order to promote neighborhood involvement in anti-crime programs