Superintendent, Office of Correctional Education, Division of Rehabilitative Programs at California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
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The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-27, as detailed in the state budget, is a pre-adoption draft submitted for legislative consideration.
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The Board of Parole Hearings conducted an en banc review of various parole cases. Key actions included the denial of parole for Linda Ricchio, the decision to vacate and schedule new hearings for David Dew and Shawn Hern, and the affirmation of parole grants for Peter Bergne, Wilver Gomez, Arthur Klein, Julio Taramona, and Kelly Wolfe. Additionally, the Board referred cases for rescission hearings for Ryan Bernal, Gregory Vogelsang, and Paul Whitehead to evaluate the validity of prior parole grants. Special conditions of parole were also imposed in the case of Kelly Wolfe.
The Board of Parole Hearings conducted en banc reviews for several cases. Decisions included granting parole for Ernesto Gonzalez, vacating prior parole grants for Ronald Weaver, Joseph Flores, Gerardo Romero, and Allan Krenitzky due to errors of law or insufficient programming, and ordering new hearings for these individuals. The Board also ordered rescission hearings for David Nichols, Teodolo Bermudes, Horacio Florescastro, and Tyrel Martin based on Governor referrals or new information. Finally, the Board affirmed previous decisions to grant parole for Juan Salazar and Robert Villalobos.
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