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Amalia Mejia

Amalia Mejia is the CSAC Results First Program Coordinator.

The County Voice

Introducing the CSAC Support Hub for Criminal Justice Programming

Introducing the CSAC Support Hub for Criminal Justice Programming
Amalia Mejia

County criminal justice leaders have a new destination for evidence-based programming support and technical assistance, called the California State Association of Counties (CSAC) Support Hub for Criminal Justice Programming.

CSAC Bulletin Article

Administration of Justice News Briefs

Jessica Devencenzi Stanicia Boatner Amalia Mejia

Two New Cal OES Grant Opportunities

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Administration of Justice News Briefs

Stanicia Boatner Amalia Mejia

Workshops Focus on Reentry and Community Corrections

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) GAINS Center is currently soliciting applications from communities interested in developing integrated strategies to better identify and respond to the needs of adults with co-occuring mental and substance use disorders in contact with the criminal justice system.

The County Voice

Reducing Recidivism With Results First

Amalia Mejia

In an effort to change tactics in the “war on crime,” California has undertaken numerous strategies to amend the broken criminal justice system. Like many others, I have found it appalling to witness so many individuals fall into a perpetual cycle of recidivism that impacts the entire family and community. But in a relatively short period of time, we have witnessed changes in the criminal justice system as a result of 2011 Public Safety Realignment, Proposition 47 and Proposition 57.

CSAC Bulletin Article

Administration of Justice News Briefs

Stanicia Boatner Amalia Mejia

May 25, 2017

BSCC Proposition 47Executive Steering Committee Meets

CSAC Bulletin Article

CDCR Updates Prop 57 Regulations

Stanicia Boatner Amalia Mejia

May 25, 2017

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) recently released general updates to the Proposition 57 emergency regulations. These regulations are temporary and will remain so for 160 days from the date of approval. Also, CDCR may file up to two 90 day extensions as needed and expects a public comment period will take place for a minimum of 45 days.

CSAC Bulletin Article

Administration of Justice News Briefs

Stanicia Boatner Amalia Mejia

January 5, 2017

BSCC Releases SB 844 RFP and Holds Bidders Conference

CSAC Bulletin Article

AOJ News Briefs

Stanicia Boatner Amalia Mejia

California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services Announces Two New Program Requests for Proposals

CSAC Bulletin Article

AOJ BIlls of Interest

Stanicia Boatner Amalia Mejia

March 18, 2016

Bail: Attorney Fees: Forfeited Bail

AB 1854 (Bloom) – Co-Sponsor
As introduced February 10, 2016
Cost Recovery for Bail Forfeitures                

AB 1854 would restore the ability for prosecutorial agencies and county counsel offices to recover their costs incurred in successfully opposing a motion to vacate the forfeiture of bail. AB 1854 passed out of the Assembly Public Safety Committee (7-0) and is now on the Assembly Floor.

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