CRCR Realignment (AB109 - 2011) Information.B
CDRC Parole Regions Map with links to contacts
Revised
PRCS projections
(12-15-11)
Realignment Information
(12-15-11)
PC
3060.7 Holiday Release Date Adjustments for 2012
PC
3060.7 Holiday Release Date Adjustments for 2011
Offender Fund Information - - Offender Fund Request form
Language of AB 109, 117, and x1 17 combined 2011 Realignment Legislation Addressing Public Safety - Cover page
CDCR
Request for Victim Services DRAFT form Oct. 2011
FTB-Demand for Payment
Draft of the CDCR Form 1707, Request for Victim Services. Due to Senate Bill
852 (Electronic Notification) which is being signed into law and having an urgency
clause, OVSRS is making changes to this form. As indicated this morning, OVSRS
has added language about Postrelease Community Supervision/Probation. Also
a redacted copy of a Demand for Payment letter. After release from an institution,
if there is an outstanding balance of court ordered victims restitution, the
offender will receive this letter.
CDCR
Acronyms
CDCR Critical Contacts (emergency contacts for 24/7 issues)
CDCR Penal Code Section
3060.7 Holiday Release
Date Adjustments for 2011
AB17 - law change
regarding PRCS & holidays
Continuing Care for PRCS Individuals
Realignment
and Interstate Compact (from California Interstate Compact
Newsletter, Sept. 2011)
On April 4, 2011, Governor Brown signed Assembly Bill 109, the Public Safety
Realignment Act. This Act becomes effective October 1, 2011, and makes significant
changes to felony sentencing laws, and assigns courts a new and significant
role in the revocation process for offenders who violate their terms or conditions
of post-release supervision.
This Act will also have
a significant impact on California Probation Departments and how they do business.
And, while California Probation prepares for this Realignment, I wish to provide
information on the effects this Act will have on the Interstate Compact process
insofar as Probation is concerned.
Per this Act, under PC 3450, Offenders released from custody are termed Post-Release
Community Supervision (PRCS) offenders. As such, they areunder the supervision
of local probation Departments and no longer under the jurisdiction of Parole.
However, for purposes of the Interstate Compact---when the PO submits the Transfer
Packet for a PRCS case, the PO shall select “Parole” when determining
the “Type of Supervision” on the Transfer Request form. Additionally,
PRCS cases are not subject to restitution issues as initially thought under
PC 11177.2 (a). Therefore, outstanding restitution issues should not be used
as a legal criteria for preventing a PRCS case from transferring his supervision
case out of California. Note:
Prison Staff do not have access to ICOTS and cannot input anything into the
ICOTS database.
CDCR - 2011 Public Safety Realignment - Fact Sheet (9-15-11)
Mental Health contacts (and their backups for each institution) that was provided to us by CDCR. County Mental Health can contact these individuals about specific inmates being released on PRCS.
Regional Training Documents (9-7-11)
State Parole Department
regarding Tuberculosis codes advised that they are not always screened upon
exit so the slips in our packets/files may be out dated as far back as entry
into prison. It is probably a good idea to have all parolees sent to Public
Health for screening. The codes for TB mean the
following
Anything ending in 1= person has active TB
Anything ending in 2- Person is clear
Anything ending in 3= person has had positive test or exposure, treat with caution
(mask).
The parole department is not always advised of HIV or AIDS status nor are they
advised of Hepatitis status.
Releases
between 1-1-2011 and 6-30-11
Releases between January 1, 2011 and June 30, 2011 (and excluded Interstate,
INS, Parolees in State Hospitals, M/NRP, etc; also NOTE that this data is based
upon CalParole that does not include historical data - if a parolee was released
multiple times during the 6 month time period that information is not included,
only the final release is reflected in this data): Total Releases: 39,770.
Total Parolees with a Violation within 30 days of Release: 3,787 (9.5%) Total
Parolees with a Violation within 30 days of Release Resulting in a Referral
to the BPH: 637 (1.6%) Total Parolees with a Violation within 30 days of Release
Resulting in a Referral to the BPH: 3,150 (7.9%)
Excluded
Crimes List
AB 109 County Impact
(CDRC Power Point Presentation, July 2011)
AB109
Revocation Trends for Courts
(Power Point)
Overview AB 109 & AB117 (Power Point)
Adult
Inmate ADP Projections by County
2010 Revocations
for Courts (rev 7-8-11)
2010 Parole Revocations (for estimates/projections)
Impact of AB 109 by County - (Estimate
of number of persons not sent to state prison)
