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Title: Comments on medical services in California prisons
Author: Moore, Stan
Pages: 2 pages
Text (TR_WF): Comments on Medical Services in California Prisons Submitted by Stan Moore 12 April, 2019 I have been in California prisons since later summer of 2015, when I was sent to reception at San Quentin. I got off the bus with a urinary catheter and leg bag due to a presumed prostate problem that arose when I was awaiting sentencing at Marin County Jail. At San Quentin they diagnosed a bladder infection and put me on antibiotics for a week. The infection went away, the catheter was removed, and I co...
PID: apw:12357677
Date Uploaded: 2019-10-28T20:29:21.435Z

Title: Deficient medical treatment at CMC west
Author: Moore, Stan
Date: 2018-07-09
Pages: 6 pages
Text (TR_WF): Sten Moore AY1455 07/09/19 CMC West, G-2B-32L Deficient Medical treatment at CMC West The very serious failure at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to care for the medical needs of it's population is well known and has been the object of litigation and intervention by the state government, the courts, etc. One may think that the problem has been resolved of one reads press releases from CDCR. One should not believe the CDCR entirely, but listen to the voices of ...
PID: apw:12355097
Date Uploaded: 2019-01-16T21:10:53.362Z

Title: Early personal impressions of prison & the legal system
Author: Moore, Stan
Pages: 8 pages
Text (TR_WF): Submission from Stan Moore Early Personal Impressions at Prison & the Legal System I am now 62 years old and have been down for almost four years. I was originally accused of threatening a business client's life and charged with criminal threats. I knew that I was innocent of that charge and I wanted go to trial if necessary and get an acquittal. Early on I began to see the flaws of the criminal justice system. I lived in Marin County, CA and I was represented by a public defender. O...
PID: apw:12355225
Date Uploaded: 2019-01-21T19:51:42.9Z

Title: Side effects of COVID 19 crisis at CMC West
Author: Moore, Stan
Date: 2020-08-16
Pages: 2 pages
Text (TR_WF): Aug 16, 2020 New Submittal - Side Effects of COVID 19 Crisis at CMC West A bona fide COVID-19 outbreak crisis has now emerged at CMC West and its sister facility CMC-East. Over 200 cases are now active, including prisoners and staff. Associate Warden K. McQuaid admitted last week to the Mens Advisory Committee Reps that the virus is entering the facility via staff – a predictable outcome of CMC’s flawed mitigation strategy. Last week an officer working at R&R tested positive and all priso...
PID: apw:12360479
Date Uploaded: 2020-12-02T18:50:21.476Z

Title: The CDCR coronavirus charade
Author: Moore, Stan
Pages: 3 pages
Text (TR_WF): The CDCR Coronavirus Charade Stan Moore I live at the California Mens Colony West at San Luis Obispo, California. I have been here for about five years. It is a prison that is run more like a country club - no locked doors in the dorms, loose enforcement of rules, lots of recreation opportunities, and beautiful scenery visible through the perimeter fences 24/7/365. We are in the same county as the Lompoc Federal Prison, which has made national news because of its many hundreds of confirmed co...
PID: apw:12360314
Date Uploaded: 2020-12-02T18:45:02.729Z

Title: What CDCR is doing about COVID-19 and what it should do
Author: Moore, Stan
Date: 2020-07-14
Pages: 2 pages
Text (TR_WF): What CDCR is Doing About COVID-19 and What it Should Do The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is acutely aware of COVID-19. This is especially and acutely so since CDCR transferred infected prisoners from Chino prison to San Quentin, resulting in a huge outbreak of infections in excess of 1300 prisoners in San Quentin, plus 100 staff members CDCR Secretary Ralph Diez lost his job over that monumental gaffe. What is CDCR doing to reduce their CDCR problem? They are doing ...
PID: apw:12360382
Date Uploaded: 2020-12-02T18:47:06.175Z

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