Criminal
Jul. 8, 2021
Judge hears DA's challenge to prison's conduct credit scheme
The prisons department put the credit scheme in place on May 1 to try to ease a budget crunch, and they are set to expire in February 2022.
A Sacramento County judge heard arguments Wednesday on a request by 44 district attorneys to stop the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation from implementing emergency regulations that gave inmates additional good-conduct credits.
The prisons department put the credit scheme in place on May 1 to try to ease a budget crunch, and they are set to expire in February 2022.
The distric...
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