OPINION AND - California Correctional Peace Officers Association
OPINION AND - California Correctional Peace Officers Association
OPINION AND - California Correctional Peace Officers Association
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* The applicant is a non-smoker<br />
* Lives within 35 miles of the watch site<br />
* Carries a gun<br />
* Has permanent status as a Parole Agent<br />
* Has received the concurrence of his supervisor<br />
The initial surveillance of Rothenberg ended on September<br />
10, 1990 when he violated his parole and was returned to<br />
Pelican Bay State Prison. He was released again on<br />
parole on May 8, 1991 and was placed under surveillance<br />
again until September 21, 1993.<br />
In the case of Kinanel, Assistant Administrator Schroeder<br />
took the position that flmanagement has the right to<br />
assign agents based on perceived need. It (Union Exhibit<br />
1)<br />
Kim1 was also told that he was disqualified because<br />
selection was restricted to "staff who can follow cornman&<br />
and orders explicitly, l1 in the interest of sensitivity,<br />
confidentiality, and flexibility. (Mion Exhibit<br />
3