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State prisons reached between 100% and 115% of capacity, while federal prisons were 31% over capacity; jails were about 10% below capacity. 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DrugOffenders Early……  ……2Indiana Jail Weighs EarlyRelease To Cut Crowding..2Maine Model Programs FocusOn Mentally II Offenders…2Arizona Expands AccessTo Hepatitis C Care…………3Los Angeles Jail ApprovesCondom Distribution………4Drug Care Commen………4NIC Meets June 3-4…………4  \n# IN THE COURTS\n\n5th Circuit Rules MedicalIndifference Is Abusive……46th Circuit Strikes Down RuleThat Restricts Visitation……5  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nAlabama,Alaska,Arizona.6Colorado,Florida……………6New Jersey,New York……7North Carolina……  ……7Washington,Wyoming……7  \nFUNDING  \n$2.5M For Youth Education 7  \nDEATH ROW  \nTexas,Virginia ………………7  \n# CorrectionSDIGEST\n\nThe only independent news service for the corrections professional  \n# Prisons Operate Above CapacityDespite Slowest Growth In 28 Years\n\nFederal and state prisons were operating above capacity last Junedespite the slowest growth rate inthe state prison population in 28years.  \nState prisons were operating atbetween 100 percent and 115percent of capacity,while federalprisons were at 31 percent abovecapacity.  \nBy contrast,jails were operating10 percent below capacity—areflection of new construction.  \nFederal prison populations weregrowing the fastest,up 7.2 percentin the 12 months ending June 30,2001.The federal system accountedfor two-thirds of all new inmates.  \nThe increase in offenders understate and federal jurisdiction rose  \n1.1 percent for the smallest annualgrowth rate since 1972.  \nThe Bureau of Justice Statisticsreported the results in“Prison andJail Inmates at Midyear 2001.”  \n## Among key findings:\n\nThe three largest prisonsystems—Texas,California andNew York—in 2000 each recordeddeclines in the first half of 2001.Florida grew 1.1 percent,movingup from No.4 to supplant NewYork as third largest.  \n>The 7.5 percent growth rate for  \n female prisoners exceeded the 5.7percent rate for males since 1990.  \n>The number of juveniles inadult prisons declined.  \n>Mississippi had the fastestgrowth rate of any state,12.5percent while New Jersey had thefastest rate of decline 9.6 percent.  \nNine states and the federalgovernment accounted for 60percent of the total prisonpopulation.  \nRelative to their number in thepopulation,men were incarceratedat a rate 11.5 times that of women—113 females per 100,000 comparedto 1,318 males.  \n>Among males in their 20s andearly 30s,12 percent of blacks,4percent of Hispanics and 1.8 percentof whites were in prison or jail.  \n\n| 10 Largest Prison Systems   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Jurisdiction   | Inmates   | %Change*   |\n| Texas   | 164,465   | -1.4   |\n| California   | 163,965   | -0.3   |\n| Federal   | 152,788   | 7.2   |\n| Florida   | 72,007   | 1.1   |\n| New York   | 69,158   | -3.5   |\n| Michigan   | 48,371   | 2.2   |\n| Ohio   | 45,684   | -2.5   |\n| Illinois   | 45,629   | 1.8   |\n| Georgia   | 45,363   | 4.0   |\n| Pennsylvania   | 37,105   | 1.3   |\n| *June 30,2000 to June 30,2001   |  |  |\n\nInf.:Full report is at BJS website,  \nwww.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/abstractpjim01.hm.  \n                April 12,2002  \n## WASHINGTON CUTSSOME PRISON TERMS\n\nWashington Gov.Gary Lockeenacted a new law that providesshorter prison terms and treatmentfor small-time drug dealers.  \nThe drug care law willsend 75percent of the savings from reducedprison sentences to counties forcourt-ordered treatment.  \nLocke called the new policy alandmark in rethinking the war ondrugs that has contributed to anearly 4 percent increase in theprison population last year.  \n“For non-violent offenders,treatment works,\"Locke said.“Investing in treatment will enableus to free up more prison cells forthe violent offenders who belong inprison.”  \nThe law targets relatively small-time dealers who sell drugs tosupport their own addictions.Thelaw will reduce by about sixmonths,from 24 to 18 months,sentences for several offensesrelated to dealing heroin or cocaine  \nUnder the new law,75 percentof 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