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	<title>Comments on: My day in a California prison</title>
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		<title>By: Concerned212</title>
		<link>http://blogs.reuters.com/photographers-blog/2011/06/06/my-day-in-a-california-prison/comment-page-1/#comment-348102</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Feb 2012 00:06:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My uncles in a prison in California. Unfamiliar with the justice system over there I just hope hes ok.I hear the sentences presented there are way too harsh for most. I wish they could have just deported my uncle and let him serve his time at home. He really has no one there. And hes missed his fathers funeral. Now were afraid his mother may never get to see him before she passes.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My uncles in a prison in California. Unfamiliar with the justice system over there I just hope hes ok.I hear the sentences presented there are way too harsh for most. I wish they could have just deported my uncle and let him serve his time at home. He really has no one there. And hes missed his fathers funeral. Now were afraid his mother may never get to see him before she passes.</p>
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		<title>By: JDRutherford</title>
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		<dc:creator>JDRutherford</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Aug 2011 18:22:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hello everybody. My name is Jason Rutherford. I am the guy on the bunk in the last photo. It was a pleasure to be noticed by the world as this growing problem swells out of proportion. I have been in and out of prison for well over a decade. Ive seen alot of changes occure inside those walls of insanity. I seen some changes for the better, some for the worse, and now in this day, Ive seen my own release again, with the California Department Of Corruptions dumping me out onto the street to be homeless and wondering what next? This is a huge problem that occures everyday in this state, and yet nobody addresses it. You can have a million plans to do good, but once discouraged by your parole officer&#039;s additude, and lack of recources, most will end up back in that cesspool once more. Then you have those that have no remaining family members in the state of california. left alone without support. leaving california would increase their chances for success. However, it could become very difficult to transfer if the state don&#039;t except you, or california denys you. so then what? well. You will be returned to the county of your commitment, or last legal residence whichever they chose. That could mean for some of us to return to our old stomping grounds. Gang members dropped right back on the streets they got that prison number. This is absurd. California would be better off without its worthless parole system. Parole does nothing to stop recidivism, does not deture crime, or prevent it. It is a huge babysitting bill that is impossible to monitor,or keep up with. Just think of Amber Nicklas, ask her how the california Parole system saved her from getting kidnapped. It didnt, in fact the  child molester&#039;s Parole agent even met her on occasion.Do away with Parole. It is a waste of money and is pointless. There should only be a parole system in place for those getting out after serving life sentences. Child molesters hould start getting gassed, and Rapist aswell. You just saved a fortune with that.
Oh and by the way, that last line about prison rape is exaggerated. It dont happen on the G.P. yards. Their is a strick policy against homosexuality enforced by the mexican and white races. but on the Protective custody Yard, like the one in Chino prison gym, who knows whats happens over their and who cares. There scumbags.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello everybody. My name is Jason Rutherford. I am the guy on the bunk in the last photo. It was a pleasure to be noticed by the world as this growing problem swells out of proportion. I have been in and out of prison for well over a decade. Ive seen alot of changes occure inside those walls of insanity. I seen some changes for the better, some for the worse, and now in this day, Ive seen my own release again, with the California Department Of Corruptions dumping me out onto the street to be homeless and wondering what next? This is a huge problem that occures everyday in this state, and yet nobody addresses it. You can have a million plans to do good, but once discouraged by your parole officer&#8217;s additude, and lack of recources, most will end up back in that cesspool once more. Then you have those that have no remaining family members in the state of california. left alone without support. leaving california would increase their chances for success. However, it could become very difficult to transfer if the state don&#8217;t except you, or california denys you. so then what? well. You will be returned to the county of your commitment, or last legal residence whichever they chose. That could mean for some of us to return to our old stomping grounds. Gang members dropped right back on the streets they got that prison number. This is absurd. California would be better off without its worthless parole system. Parole does nothing to stop recidivism, does not deture crime, or prevent it. It is a huge babysitting bill that is impossible to monitor,or keep up with. Just think of Amber Nicklas, ask her how the california Parole system saved her from getting kidnapped. It didnt, in fact the  child molester&#8217;s Parole agent even met her on occasion.Do away with Parole. It is a waste of money and is pointless. There should only be a parole system in place for those getting out after serving life sentences. Child molesters hould start getting gassed, and Rapist aswell. You just saved a fortune with that.<br />
Oh and by the way, that last line about prison rape is exaggerated. It dont happen on the G.P. yards. Their is a strick policy against homosexuality enforced by the mexican and white races. but on the Protective custody Yard, like the one in Chino prison gym, who knows whats happens over their and who cares. There scumbags.</p>
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