Calif. Looks Unlikely to Meet Prison Population Reduction Goals

August 13, 2012, 12:12 pm • Posted by Laird Harrison
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California is behind the schedule set by a federal court for reducing its prison population, the Los Angeles Times reports.


SACRAMENTO - California's progress in relieving its teeming prisons has slowed so much that it probably won't comply with a court-ordered population reduction, and judges have raised the prospect of letting some inmates out early.

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