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Monday, December 29, 2014

Brown has allowed parole for 1,963 LIFERs — more inmates than 4 previous governors released, but....


The LA Newspaper Article http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-ff-pol-lifer-parole-20141228-story.html#page=1  states:     
As more inmates are released from prison, more parolees return!


A Stanford University study found that among 860 inmates with life sentences who were paroled from 1995 to 2010, five (5) returned to prison with new felony charges. Since 2011, at least 50 inmates with life sentences, including 33 paroled under Brown, returned to prison or jail, accused of drug use, domestic violence, theft, even attempted murder.

LIFER Support Groups are available to help LIFER's not to relapse to their OLD ways! With more LIFER getting Grants of Parole by Governor Brown and his Commissioners (aka "The BOARD")  let's make sure LIFERs do not disappoint the upcoming LIFER candidates and let's keep the Recidivism rate of Lifers UNDER 1%. 

It is more crucial now  then ever to provide LIFERs with help after their Release. There are Newsletters and great Support Systems throughout California for Lifers. This includes Transitional Housings, such as:

 

The Francisco Homes
Sister Theresa Groth, Executive Dir.
POB 7190
Los Angeles, CA 90007
323-293-1111

Health Right 360         to name just a few!
2307 West 6th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90057

Under Facebook search for:    (NOTE: Great resource enumerated on a daily basis.)
"California's Parole Suitability Hearing Support" 
" Life Support Alliance"


**LSA (Life Support Alliance) started a 2nd LSA Newsletter named AFTER*LIFE.
Email (or mail) LSA at lifesupportalliance@gmail.com to be added to the Newsletter.

David Sloane, Former Lifer Enjoying Life
LSA
P. O. Box 277
Rancho Cordova, CA 95741


**LSA: An advocacy group working "hard" for change in the present parole board policy of finding life-term prisoners unsuitable - more often than not. They support the return of parole suitable lifers to our communities and are prepared to assist in their reintegration.