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Budget.2Michigan's Restrictive VisitPolicy Faces Challenge……3DOJ Releases $58 MillionFor Substance Abuse Care..3NIJ Issues Report OnTrace Drug Detection…  …4OJP Identifies Top IssuesIn Adult Drug Courts………4NIJ Study Gauges ImpactOf Probation Officers………4BJS Gives Advice For UsingUniform Crime Data…………4OJDP Releases StudyOn At-Risk Youth…………4Bush Names Commissioner.4  \n# IN THE COURTS\n\nSupreme Court ExpandsPrison Officials'Authority ..52nd Circuit On Negligence..55th Circuit On Sex Abusers.5  \n# ACROSS THE STATES\n\nArizona,California,Idaho...6Illinois,lowa,Kansas………6Maine,New Jerse.…………7North Carolina,Oklahoma….7Texas,Utah,West Virginia..7  \n# CorrectionsDIGEST\n\nAlabama Proposes To Add 2,000 Beds,Speed Paroles To Address Crowding  \nAlabama Gov.Don Siegelmanproposes to add about 2,000 newbeds in state prisons and increase paroles by more than one-third toease pressure from state courts de-manding an answer to excessive re-liance on local jails.  \nThe governor's plan also callsfor adding special beds for drugtreatment and creating new commu-nity work projects for nonviolentfelons.  \nSiegelman proposes to put theplan into practice over the next 12months in an attempt to alleviate asituation in which:  \n1)Alabama has effectivelyavoided $15 million a yearin costs that counties havebeen forced to pay.  \n2)Sheriffs delivered busesfilled with inmates to statefacilities until a state courtordered the practicestopped.  \n3)Inmates filed federal courtsuits against overcrowdingin local jails.Federal JudgeU.W.Clemon comparedthe Morgan County Jail to\"holding units of slaveships during the Middle Passage of the 18th cen- tury.\"  \nDespite Siegelman's plan,theproposal would not keep pace withthe expansion if it continues at therate of the past year when the stateadded 2,228 inmates.County jailpopulations exploded 20 percentfrom 2,750 to 3,301 and the stateinmate population jumped 7 percentfrom 25,425 to 27,102.  \nAttorneys representing the As-sociation of County Commissionsand sheriffs have asked courts toimpose heavy fines on the state,which has skirted the issue ofcrowding since the 1970s.  \nAttorneys for the state admittedin the Montgomery Circuit Courtthat Alabama is in violation of a1998 court agreement to removestate inmates from county jailswithin 30 days.  \nCircuit Judge William Shashyheard arguments from the state andthe counties and decided against animmediate ruling.  \nAttorneys for the state said theCorrections Department had movedmore than 1,200 inmates fromcounty jails in compliance with thecircuit court's order in May to trans-fer 1,856.But attorneys said felons are being convicted so quickly that the number of state inmates exceed-ing the 30-day limit is still 1,700.  \nTo address the crowding issue, the governor announced a plan thatover the next six months would:  \n·Open 500 beds by placing in-mates within four years of releaseinto community-based programs.  \n■Renovate existing facilities tocreate 250 beds.  \n● Rent 500 beds in other states orin private prisons.  \n●Start a work camp that wouldfree 150 beds.  \nIn 2002,the governor would:  \n·Open 600 beds by creating twolocations for inmates incarceratedunder the split sentence act,whichallows a sentencing judge to retaincontrol of an inmate and orderprobation at any time.  \n●Create a regional substanceabuse center for 866 inmates.  \n●Acceler~te paroles from 110 permonth to 150 by requiring the pa-role board to meet more frequently.  \n## NEW TEXAS PRISON BOSSFACES STAFFING WOES\n\nThe first priorities of GaryJohnson,the new executive directorof the Texas Department of Crimi-nal Justice,will be staffing,officermorale and safety.  \nJohnson brings 24 years of ex-perience to the job that he attainedin a climb through the ranks fromhis start as an officer shortly afterhigh school graduation.Johnsonearned a bachelor's degree in crimi-nology along th","cbCaikEGqeWVaJAH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikEGqeWVaJAH","pdf",2609479,"English","# IN THIS 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