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Going Beyond the Bars: The Controversial Proposed New SF Prison
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Date:
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Time:
1:00 PM
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3:00 PM
Event Type:
Meeting
Organizer/Author:
Michael Lyon
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Location Details:
Fireside Room, Unitarian Center
1187 Franklin St. (at Geary, #38 bus)
1187 Franklin St. (at Geary, #38 bus)
Going Beyond the Bars:
The Controversial Proposed New SF Prison
Tuesday, November 19, 1-3 PM
Fireside Room, Unitarian Center
1187 Franklin St. (at Geary, #38 bus)
Everyone welcome, Wheelchairs OK
Business/Social from 12:30-1:00 PM
Sherriff Ross Mirkarimi insist that decrepit SF jails need a $632 million rebuild, not to provide more beds, but to provide space for services like family visitation, but many prison justice advocates disagree, saying that while the Hall of Justice jails are decrepit, the City uses only 60% of its available beds, and more importantly, 70-80% are there awaiting trial, a population disproportionately poor and minority without resources to make bail.
Join us as representatives from the Sheriff’s office and Californians United for a Responsible Budget, which seeks to reverse mass incarceration, debate the best way forward for prison and restorative justice.
The Controversial Proposed New SF Prison
Tuesday, November 19, 1-3 PM
Fireside Room, Unitarian Center
1187 Franklin St. (at Geary, #38 bus)
Everyone welcome, Wheelchairs OK
Business/Social from 12:30-1:00 PM
Sherriff Ross Mirkarimi insist that decrepit SF jails need a $632 million rebuild, not to provide more beds, but to provide space for services like family visitation, but many prison justice advocates disagree, saying that while the Hall of Justice jails are decrepit, the City uses only 60% of its available beds, and more importantly, 70-80% are there awaiting trial, a population disproportionately poor and minority without resources to make bail.
Join us as representatives from the Sheriff’s office and Californians United for a Responsible Budget, which seeks to reverse mass incarceration, debate the best way forward for prison and restorative justice.
Added to the calendar on Sat, Nov 9, 2013 5:17PM
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