📻 Listen to ByrhondaLyons discuss her investigation into California's parolee rehabilitation program, or 'STOP,' on AirTalk. She found California isn’t tracking the progress of its parolees despite spending millions of dollars.
Kel McClanahanprofessorial lecturer in law at George Washington University and executive director of National Security Counselors, a Washington-area non-profit public interest law firm that specializes in national security law and information and privacy law.
The specific program in questions is the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’ Specialized Treatment for Optimized Programming, referred briefly to at STOP. The program is designed to help parolees transition back into society by providing housing and rehabilitation programs at nearly 450 locations across the state. However, CalMatters’ investigation revealed that CDCR has not tracked recidivism rates to show whether or not this program is actually effective.
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