How many dangerous criminals will be on the loose in your neighborhood?

Right now, a panel of three federal judges is considering imposing a cap on the total number of prisoners that may be housed in California’s prisons.

Imposing a cap could lead to the early release of as many as 40,000 inmates, including dangerous felons who are serving time for serious crimes. Find out how many criminals could be released back into your county.

To keep California’s families and communities safe, Republicans in the California State Assembly are taking action to prevent a cap on our prison population. Assembly Republicans will appear before the federal judges to defend the integrity of California’s public safety laws and keep criminals behind bars where they belong.

As you click through this site, you can learn more about our efforts to keep Californians safe, read about the types of dangerous criminals serving in our prisons, and find out what steps the Legislature has taken to address prison overcrowding.

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What Types of Dangerous Criminals Will Be Released?

Get the facts about what types of dangerous criminals are in our prisons today and could soon be lurking in your neighborhood under early release. Find out the chilling impact early release has had on public safety in other states

View - – How early release is the greatest threat to public safety in California

Bipartisan Prison Reforms

Earlier this year, Democrats and Republicans came together to pass realistic solutions to ease the overcrowding in our prisons and keep Californians safe. Learn more about the bipartisan prison reforms in Assembly Bill 900.

View – What the bipartisan prison reforms mean for public safety in California.

Protecting Californians

Three federal judges are preparing to act under a federal prison cap statute that has never been tested in any state to impose a total cap on the number of inmates serving in our prisons. Assembly Republicans are fighting in court to prevent the early release of dangerous criminals.

View - Learn more about what Assembly Republicans are doing to protect Californians from early release