Wide-ranging report urges closing of Quentin Folsom
A voluminous report prepared for the Reagan administration recommends abandoning San Quentin and Folsom prisons. It urges sweeping penal improvements including shorter prison terms, allowing inmates to wear civilian clothing, providing background music at meals, and eliminating two-man cells to reduce homo sexuality. The 62-member staff led by Robert J. Keldford for the State Board of Corrections outlines broader reform across the system.
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Panther lawyer sues for five inmates in isolation mistreatment
UPI reports San Quentin inmates file federal suit through Charles Garry alleging isolation and harsher conditions since the Aug 21 prison rampage that killed six. The suit cites confinement, restricted mail and limited conjugal visits, amid a broader state study criticizing security and aging facilities.
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