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Our latest report details our oversight of the CDCR internal investigations and disciplinary cases we monitored and closed between Jan-June 2024. Of the 197 cases, we rated 31 sufficient, 101 sufficient with recommendations, and 65 insufficient.
Report: https://www.oig.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Discipline-Monitoring-Report-January-–-June-2024.pdf
New Sentinel Report: CDCR permitted a male correctional administrator to remain employed after sexually harassing female subordinate staff, making derogatory and obscene comments, and engaging in abhorrent behaviors that violated CDCR’s EEO policies.
https://www.oig.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sentinel-24-01.pdf
In August, we reviewed 702 grievances while monitoring CDCR’s process for routing grievances for investigation, local inquiry, or treatment as routine. We've published our overall assessment of those 702 grievances and summaries of eight noteworthy cases.
https://www.oig.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/August-2024-Centralized-Screening-Monitoring-Team-Case-Blocks.pdf
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If you feel that we have not provided you with adequate interpretation services or have denied you an available translated document, please complete and submit the OIG’s Language Access Complaint Process and Complaint Form, available in English and Spanish.
