Deputy District Attorney Steve Ipsen is launching a campaign for "Reform First" that will prevent early felony releases by prioritizing public safety, that will delay sentencing for first-time and small-drug-sale offenders who agree to work a legitimate job for one year. In a seven minute video, Ipsen describes how the offenders' sentences could be delayed and reduced to a misdemeanor offense from a "felony" to avoid the stigma of a felony record. That way,he says, this will reduce jail overcrowding and "early releases" so that Hard Core Felons and Murderers will stay in jail.
Many offenders who are jobless and desperate get caught in a "small-time" drug sale that could label them as Felons for the rest of their lives. Ipsen believes that these offenders deserve a chance to avoid the felon label by proving they are not drug dealers. By serving their initial time in jail then proving they worked at a regular job for at least a year, their sentence will be delayed and reduced to a misdemeanor. This, Ipsen says, will help with the jail overcrowding problem to keep hard-core felons and murderers in jail longer. Viewers are asked to participate in an online opinion survey at the end of the video.
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Posted: 04:13 pm [PST] on November 03 2011
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Posted: 08:52 am [PST] on August 27 2011
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Posted: 05:51 pm [PST] on May 24 2011
When I lived in California in 1998, Steven Ipsen was the ONLY one in law enforcement to take the time and effort to look into a case I filed. The LA chief of police, the county prosecutor, the attorney general, and even the FBI had already known about my criminal perpetrator but did nothing. Mr. Ipsen, on the other hand, looked into what all others said was a "civil" case of a white-collar criminal using ponzi schemes to destroy people's lives and to rob small business owners (and movie industry professionals) of hundreds of thousands of dollars (amounting to $1.2 million altogether that I found). His follow up to my investigation put the man, John Constantine Golfis, into prison with charges of seven counts of fraud AND TWO SEX OFFENSES including rape. He is a man with integrity and needs to be supported by all in California in his proposals and runs for higher offices. HE IS "THE MAN" WHO CAN WEED OUT CALIFORNIA'S CORRUPTION IN THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM IF YOU LET HIM.
Mike Grover Beach
Posted: 09:35 pm [PST] on May 24 2011
This program actually makes sense - it addresses the desired outcome, reform. Reform requires both a desire and opportunity. The system can't provide the desire, but it can make the opportunity available.
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Posted: 03:36 am [PST] on May 23 2011
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Posted: 03:24 pm [PST] on May 20 2011
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