Report Police Use of Force and Misconduct in California By Deepak Premkumar, Alexandria Gumbs, Shannon McConville, Renee Hsia Oct 26, 2021 About 195 people die each year from interactions with California law enforcement. Gunshots are by far the most common cause of death: nearly 250 people are ...
blog post What Can California Prisons Do When Wildfires Close In? By Heather Harris, Alexandria Gumbs, Joseph Hayes Nov 13, 2020 Nov 13, 2020 ... ... housing death row inmates, and training inmate firefighters. Figure - Overcrowded Prisons Present Challenges for Safe Evacuation.
blog post What Ohio’s COVID-19 Outbreaks Can Teach California Prisons By Heather Harris Jun 30, 2020 Jun 30, 2020 ... ... from other prisons who are nearing the ends of their sentences. ... be done to curtail its spread may help to minimize the death toll, ...
blog post Is Momentum Growing to End California’s Death Penalty? By Rachel Lawler Apr 9, 2019 Apr 9, 2019 ... On March 13, Governor Newsom signed an executive order placing a moratorium on the death penalty for the 737 inmates on death row in ...
blog post Video: Californians and Their Government By Mary Severance Apr 4, 2019 Apr 4, 2019 ... When asked whether the penalty for first-degree murder should be death or imprisonment for life with no chance of parole, a record-high 62% ...
press release Worries about Housing Affordability at Record High Mar 27, 2019 Mar 27, 2019 ... In the wake of Newsom's decision to place a moratorium on the death penalty in California, our survey tracks if residents' views have ...
press release California’s Exclusive Electorate: Half of Adults Make Choices for All Mar 29, 2016 ... far-reaching consequences this fall, when issues as important as the minimum wage, school bonds, and the death penalty are likely to be on the ballot.”.
Fact Sheet California’s Criminal Courts By Sonya Tafoya, Viet Nguyen Oct 7, 2015 ... Supreme Court has the discretion to review decisions made by the Court of Appeal—and must review any case in which the death penalty has been imposed.
event The James Irvine Foundation Briefing SeriesStatewide Survey: Californians and Their Government Sep 21, 2012 It also looks at opinions on the death penalty and the three strikes law. SPEAKERS. Mark Baldassare, president, CEO, and survey director, PPIC
Statewide Survey PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians and Their Government By Mark Baldassare, Dean Bonner, Sonja Petek, Jui Shrestha Sep 21, 2012 Likely voters prefer life imprisonment over death as the penalty for first-degree murder. Job Approval Ratings: President Obama [PDF] Governor Brown [PDF]