In Re Jenkins
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
CHIN, J.
A prison inmate’s participation in a prison work program may favorably affect that inmate’s custody level. Such participation can cause the inmate to be considered a reduced security risk, which in turn may cause the inmate to be placed in a lower security level institution. We must decide whether an inmate who is willing to work but, without his or her fault, is not assigned to a work program may receive the benefit of work participation for classification purposes. The applicable regulations say no; they provide that actual work participation, and not mere willingness to…
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