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Colorado's new DOC director defends early release programs |
By 9news.com - Melissa Blasius |
Published: 07/24/2013 |
The new Department of Corrections Executive Director Rick Raemisch said his idea of success would be lowering the Colorado prison population while reducing the overall crime rate. He is a proponent of merit-based early release programs for non-violent offenders. The Colorado Department of Corrections has been under intense scrutiny since the murder of DOC director Tom Clements in March. Clement's alleged murderer, Evan Ebel, was a parolee who was released too soon due to a court paperwork error. Colorado parole officers were also criticized for failing to search for Ebel or issue an arrest warrant until several days after he cut off his monitoring anklet. Rick Raemisch has spent his whole career in law enforcement, including nearly 4 years running the Wisconsin's prison system. Raemisch says he wants to fulfill Clements' vision to "make Colorado safer." He mentions a dedication to improving the solitary confinement procedures, mental health services, and re-entry programs for inmates released back into the community. Read More. |
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