Wendy Still

City and County of San Francisco

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Chief Adult Probation Officer of the City and County of San Francisco

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In the process called "realignment," some 33,000 inmates are being released from overcrowded state prisons by order of the US Supreme Court, with LA County Probation and the Sheriff's…

Prisoner 'Realignment:' Reducing Recidivism or Public Safety Nightmare?

In the process called "realignment," some 33,000 inmates are being released from overcrowded state prisons by order of the US Supreme Court, with LA County Probation and the Sheriff's…

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