Probation not a good risk in felon study
A Rand Corp study of 1,672 felons on probation in Los Angeles and Alameda counties found that a majority posed a serious threat, with 63 percent rearrested and 51 percent convicted of other crimes. Seventeen percent faced violent crimes after rearrest, prompting calls for tighter surveillance and costly alternatives to imprisonment.
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Boy testifies to satanic rites at church in preschool case
A 10 year old identified as John Doe No 9 described a candle lit church scene with masked figures enacting satanic rituals connected to mistreatment claims at Virginia McMartin Pre-School. He testified about an animal sacrifice at an altar and backroom abuse linked to seven former teachers and 41 pupils, with store abuse alleged at Harry’s Market in Manhattan Beach.
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