California plans to release about 8,000 prisoners as a response to COVID-19
July 11, 2020 | Robert Jonathan | Print Article
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In the name of public health and safety, California plans to release about 8,000 inmates back into society by August 31 thanks to the liberals’ reaction to the coronavirus outbreak.
Those eligible for early release are those prisoners with less than a year left on their sentence as long as they are aren’t violent criminals or sex offenders.
Those obtaining release will supposedly undergo testing within seven day of their release.
In a separate initiative, authorities are granting a 12-month credit on their sentence to virtually all inmates, which total about 110,000 in California, unless they are on death row or serving a life sentence without parole.
https://www.bizpacreview.com/2020/07/11/california-plans-to-release-about-8000-prisoners-945445
