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CA pays high price for not significantly reducing prison suicides - Vimarsana News

CA pays high price for not significantly reducing prison suicides

California is paying hefty fines for its handling of suicides at state prisons. A federal judge says corrections officials have long failed to fully implement court-ordered suicide prevention measures.

Source: kcrw.com
Stanley Wilson Jr. died in L.A. custody due to excessive force, family says - Vimarsana News

Stanley Wilson Jr. died in L.A. custody due to excessive force, family says

The family of ex-NFL player Stanley Wilson Jr. plans to file a wrongful-death lawsuit against L.A. County, claiming he died because of excessive force.

California faces hefty court fines for lagging efforts to prevent prisoner suicides - Vimarsana News

California faces hefty court fines for lagging efforts to prevent prisoner suicides

More than 200 inmates killed themselves over an eight-year period when state prison officials failed to complete court-ordered suicide prevention safeguards.

Source: aol.com
California faces hefty fines in prisoner suicides case - Vimarsana News

California faces hefty fines in prisoner suicides case

More than 200 inmates killed themselves over an eight-year period when state prison officials failed to complete court-ordered suicide prevention safeguards.

Judge to fine California each day it fails to complete prisoner suicide prevention measures - Vimarsana News

Judge to fine California each day it fails to complete prisoner suicide prevention measures

Addressing a chronic tragedy that has plagued the state for decades, Chief U.S. District Judge Kimberly Mueller said she will start the fines April 1.