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| CA Parolees Struggle To Find Work |
| By sfgate.com |
| Published: 10/15/2010 |
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When James Smith was released on parole in 2007, the Department of Corrections gave him $200 and pointed him out the door--he had no support, nowhere to go, nothing but the clothes on his back. It had been years since he had been on the outside. In a matter of months, Smith was asking his parole officer whether he could be sent back to prison rather than finish parole. Without a job, life outside of the California Rehabilitation Center, a medium security facility in southern California a few miles west of Riverside where he spent close to five years on an assault charge, proved to be difficult--too uncertain. "I couldn't find a job," said the 45-year-old Oakland native. "It's like being a pariah." Read More. |
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