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CA DOJ Conducts Annual Reviews of Private Detention Facility Conditions

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20

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What happened

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The California Department of Justice performs annual reviews of conditions at privately operated detention facilities in California pursuant to state law. These facilities are used to house individuals awaiting civil proceedings related to immigration. The reviews focus on issues such as inadequate medical care, prolonged isolation, and failures to protect detainees from abuse and neglect.

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Why it matters

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These privately operated facilities are for-profit entities that perform a governmental function while lacking the transparency of public entities. The CA DOJ reviews are intended to provide oversight into the operational standards of these facilities.

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Who's involved

California Department of JusticeStatewide investigative law enforcement agency conducting the annual reviews.
CoreCivicOne of the privately operated detention facilities under review by the CA DOJ.

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The entities involved

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California Department of Justice
statewide investigative law enforcement agency and legal department of the California executive branch

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Coverage

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Sep 20sgvtribune.com