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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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R1Page 28The 2005/2006 Amador County Grand Jury recommends that, in order to address the continued question of prison over-crowding, the State of California explore all options available to it, including the privatization of the State Prison system.
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R2Page 29The 2005/2006 Amador County Grand Jury also recommends changes in the California State Parole System to reduce the recidivism rate at Mule Creek. 4.5.4 Pertinent References, Documents and Materials Mule Creek State Prison Fact Sheet dated February 2006. 4.6 Preston Youth Correctional Facility 4.6.1 Facts 2005/2006 Grand Jury Final Report 17
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R3Page 29Some of the buildings at Preston that are still in use are 50-100 years old. 4.6.2 Findings
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R4Page 30The wards work from 8:00 AM until 4:00 PM, and then attend academic education classes for 4 hours.
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R5Page 30Currently, there are no resources for vocational training at the camp and “partnering” with the community is the only source of parole placement. 4.7.2 Findings The present rate of recidivism is 70%. 4.7.3 Recommendations Vocational training should be a priority. This Grand Jury encourages Amador County to partner with Pine Grove Camp and the community to facilitate parolee placement. 4.8 Amador County Detention Center 4.8.1 Facts