Michael Manjeet Singh, T-22165
LAC (C-1-111)
PO Box 4610
LANCASTER, CA 93539

ALL NEW
I'M BACK! (I HOPE!)
6-11-17
Sunday

Between the Bars,
Hello To All In The Real World,

I'm back yall, Sorry it took me a while but READ THE NEXT EIGHT (8) PAGES = PROOF OF BLATANT CORRUPTION IN Calif. Dept. of Corrections & Rehab (CDCR)! The last three (3) PRISONS, including CORCORAN, SALINAS & LANCASTER ARE bursting at the seams & fraught with: Abuse, Waste, Retaliation & Corruption! See the following pages - As I've been in & out of Administrative Segregation (ASU) - ALSO KNOWN AS Solitary! I've been too busy being set up by crooked prison guards & fighting & BEATING THOSE CHARGES! ONE GOOD THING IS ---> [image - picture of Michael Singh above the words 'Happy Mother's Day'] This picture I was able to take/send to my mom for Mother's Day & brighten her day!
I don't know who said it, but one of my all-time favorite quotes goes something like this: The Power of The People is Greater Than The People In Power! & "The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering it's prisons" by: FYODOR DOSTOYEVSKY. All that's left = Get Gov. BROWN to make these crooked guards (who've re-named themselves - Correctional Officers [funny because they never correction anything] to wear 'body-cams', so the public can see exactly how they earn $100,000 a year (highest paid guards - in the world)! Holla At Me! I'll reply to all! Been going thru 9/11 discrimination - since 9/11) *Respectfully, Michael Manjeet Singh

PRISON LAW OFFICE
General Delivery, San Quentin, CA 94964
Telephone (510) 280-2621 Fax (510)28-2704
www.prisonlaw.com

Director: [blanked out]
Managing Attorney: [blanked out]
Staff Attorneys: [blanked out]

LEGAL MAIL - CONFIDENTIAL
CDCR =
*CORRUPTION*

May 31, 2017

Michael Singh, T22165
LAC
PO Box 8457
Lancaster, CA 93536

Dear Mr. Singh:

We received your recent letters and we are so sorry to hear about what happened to you. We are very concerned about your experiences.

On May 9, 2017, we represented a long and detailed report to CDCR about staff misconduct and violence at SVSP. The report we submitted to CDCR was based on 125 interviews that the Prison Law Office conducted with prisoners at SVSP. It focused on instances of staff misconduct alleged to have occurred between August 2016 and March 2017. We raised concerns about excessive force, harassment and verbal abuse by officers, failure to stop violence between prisoners, and interference with prisoners' access to programs and disability accommodations. We used prisoners' names in the report only where we had explicit permission to do so.

In particular, the report documented:

- Twenty-eight allegations that custody officers disclose prisoners' commitment offenses to other prisoners, including, in some cases, with express instructions to assault or otherwise confront the prisoner in question.
- Thirty-three allegations that officers interfere with the appeals process or retaliate against prisoners who file staff complaints, including specific allegations that two captains threatened or discouraged prisoners from submitting appeals.
- Ten allegations that officer facilitate assaults on prisoners, including five highly consistent reports about the same officer on D yard.
- Eighteen allegations that officers fail to respond to prisoners' serious safety concerns, ignore requests for emergency medical assistance, and force prisoners to sign "marriage chronos" with individuals who have attacked or threatened to attack them, despite ongoing serious safety concerns.

Board of Directors
[blanked out]President-[blanked out]Vice President-[blanked out]Treasurer[blanked out]

- Eighteen allegations that officers fail to respond in a timely manner to violence between prisoners, including by allowing prisoners to assault one another for several minutes before intervening.
- Thirty-three allegations that officers intimidate, harass, and threaten prisoners, including on basis of race, sexual orientation, disability, and mental health needs.
- Twenty allegations that officer use excessive force against prisoners, including several allegations involving captains, lieutenants, and sergeants. In several cases, CDCR medical records corroborate the prisoners' alleged injuries.
- Seventeen allegations that when officers do respond to fighting on the yard, they do so excessively, including through indiscriminate use of grenades.
- Fourteen allegations that officers actively prevent individuals from attending medical ducats, participating in their work assignments, or otherwise accessing programs and services as SVSP.

The allegations documented in our report implicated every yard of the prison and involved 100 officers, including captains, lieutenants, and seargeant. After releasing our report to CDCR, we visited the prison with executive staff from CDCR Headquarters and met with the leadership of the prison to express our concerns. We have requested that CDCR consider a number of measures to improve conditions and culture at SVSP.

In the meantime, we remain concerned about conditions at SVSP, and we are continuing to monitor conditions there. We plan to continue advocating for better conditions at SVSP if we do not see positive changes there.

Please keep us updated on your situation, including if you face any new or ongoing problems with staff. We ask that you include dates of new incidents and names of those involved. If you experience new or ongoing problems with staff members, we also encourage you to file a 602 (if you feel safe doing so). You can send us copies of any 602s you file, along with any responses you receive.

If you tell us about any incidents at SVSP, please also let us know if it is OK for us to use your name when reporting any incidents to CDCR. It is best when we can use names, but reporting anonymous information is also helpful.

If you hear about other people experiencing problems with staff or witnessing staff misconduct, please encourage them to write to us (whether or not they are Armstrong class members).

We hope you are doing okay.

Sincerely,
L C
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Enclosures: SASE

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Inmate Appeals Office
INMATE COPY
MODIFICATION ORDER

September 8, 2016

AW 3C

RE: SINGH, T22165
A 002 1134001LP
CSPC-7-16-03816
DISCIPLINARY

Please be informed that as a result of a Level II Decision, the above referenced appeal has been GRANTED IN PART. Please complete this modification order to comply with the decision.

DUE DATE: 11/07/2016

REISSUE AND REHEAR RVR

Per Second Level appeal decision, the Chief Disciplinary Officer (CDO) of Facility 3C shall order CDCR 115, Rules Violation Report (RVR), Log# 002816 dated May 2, 2016 for the specific act of Threatening Staff to be reissued/reheard. The Senior Hearing Officer (SHO) shall ensure the Reporting Employee (RE) shall comply with CCR, Title 15, Section 3015(e)(C)(4) which states the reporting employee shall attend the disciplinary hearing or be available for questioning via speakerphone if requested by the inmate.

The modification was complete in the following manner:
RVR was reissued/reheard by SUSP SHO - I/M was found NOT GUILTY & RVR dismissed (see Attached)

(You must attach a copy of any documents proving compliance, such as CDC Form 128-G, Classification Chrono; CDC Form 128-C, Medical Chrono; CDC Form 115, Rules Violation Report, etc.)

Certified as completed by:

Name (Signed) [blanked out] Title AW/CDO Location COR
Name (Printed) [blanked out] Date 11/7/16

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Not Guilty!
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DISCIPLINARY HEARING RESULTS

Institution Name: California State Prison, Los Angeles County
Inmate Name: SINGH, MICHAEL M.
TABE Score: 12.9
Facility: LAC-Facility C
CDC #: T22165
Mental Health LOC: CCCMS
Log Number: 000000002629131
Bed Number: LAC-C - C 001 1 - 128001L
DDP Designation: NCF

DUE PROCESS
Rule Violation #: 3021
Level: Serious
Offense Occurrence: 1st Occurrence
Violation Date: 04/07/2017
Hearing Date: 05/18/2017
Specific Act: Falsification of document not affecting term
Offense Division: Division E
Violation Time: 11:45:00
Hearing Time: 11:00:00

Actions Taken
Date Time Type/Reason Staff Elapsed Days
04/12/2017 13:00:42 RVR Entered (in Draft form) [blanked out] 5
04/17/2017 12:13:35 RVR Ready for Review by Supv. [blanked out] 10
04/18/2017 06:34:17 RVR Approved by Supervisor [blanked out] 11
04/19/2017 13:43:18 RVR Classified [blanked out] 12
04/20/2017 12:05:00 Inmate Copy Served [blanked out] 13
Initial Rules Violation Report
04/20/2017 14:00:00 Notice of Pending Charges Sent to Rcds. [blanked out] 13
04/27/2017 10:00:00 Inmate Copy Served [blanked out] 20
Other

All Time Constraints Met?: Yes SHO/HO DDP Certified?: Yes
Due Process Additional Information:

HEARING
Subject elected not to participate in the adjudication process by refusing to attend the hearing. An Informational Chrono was generated documenting the refusal to attend the hearing.

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PLEA AND STATEMENT

PLEA/STATEMENT: The above circumstances were read aloud to subject and elected to plea: Not Guilty

Subject declined to make a statement
[box ticked]Subject made a statement

Not guilty!
Comments:
All the forms they said on this report I did not receive.

FINDINGS
Subject was found: Not Guilty based on a preponderance of evidence.

Lesser Included Charge:
Level:
Offense Division:
Offense Occurrence:

Comments:
Based on the above facts, the SHO believes the preponderance of evidence is not clearly present to support the charge; therefore a finding of not guilt is appropriate.

EVIDENCE
The following evidence was used to support the findings:

Comments:
1.) Evidence does not substantiate the charge in that there were multiple discrepancies in the report, all documents noted on the report were not consistent with the documents submitted in the report as evidence therefore the SHO elected to find the inmate not guilty of the charge in the interest of justice.

Based on the above facts, the SHO believes the preponderance of evidence is clearly present to support the charge; therefore a finding of guilt is appropriate.

DISPOSITION

Sanction Type Quantity Mitigated Interest of Justice DDP MH LOC MH-A Start Date End Date
Credit Loss
Confined to
Quarters Days
Confined to
Quarters Weekends
Disciplinary
Detention
Privilege Group C
Loss of Pay
Canteen Privileges

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Not guilty!

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT of Corrections and Rehabilitation

DISCIPLINARY HEARING RESULTS

Institution Name: Salinas Valley State Prison
Inmate Name: SINGH, MICHAEL M.
TABE Score: 12.9
Facility: SVSP-Facility A
CDC #: T22165
Mental Health LOC: CCCMS
Log Number: 000000002087425
Bed Number: SVSP-A A 002 1 - 134001L
DDP Designation: NCF

DUE PROCESS
Rule Violation #: 3005(d)(1)
Level: Serious
Offense Occurrence: 1st Occurrence
Violation Date: 01/10/2017
Hearing Date: 03/31/2017
Specific Act: Threatening to kill a public official
Offense Division: Division B
Violation Time: 08:30:00
Hearing Time: 18:46:00

Actions Taken
Date Time Type/Reason Staff Elapsed Days
01/23/2017 17:03:11 RVR Ready for Review by Supv. [blanked out] 13
01/23/2017 17:13:19 RVR Approved by Supervisor [blanked out] 13
01/24/2017 14:33:07 RVR Classified [blanked out] 14
01/24/2017 18:37:49 Notice of Pending Charges Sent to Rcds. [blanked out] 14
01/24/2017 20:30:35 MH Assessment Requested [blanked out] 14
01/24/2017 20:30:48 Inmate Copy Served [blanked out] 14
Initial Rules Violation Report
01/24/2017 20:31:24 Hearing Postponement Revoked by Inmate [blanked out] 14
02/01/2017 15:37:25 Inmate Copy Served [blanked out] 22
Incident Report
02/02/2017 21:04:38 Inmate Copy Served [blanked out] 23
Incident Report
02/02/2017 21:05:11 IE Assigned [blanked out] 23
02/21/2017 17:57:23 IE Report Prepared [blanked out] 42

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Witnesses requested at Hearing

Reporting Employee
Staff Assistant
Investigative Employee
[box ticked]Other
Inmate
None

Non-Inmate Witness(es)
Name Rank Type Granted?
[blanked out] LIEUTENANT Witness Yes

Questions Asked
Q1)Do you remember on January 30, 2017 you had me pulled out,
A1)Yes.
Q2)Do you remember telling me that the 115 never should have been written because the was source was not reliable.
A2)What I said, 'I don't deem the source reliable.'
Q3)Did you tell me to call you at my 115 hearing to clear things up?
A3) I said 'I felt the source was not reliable.'

Inmate Witness(es)
CDC# Name Bed Granted?

Questions Asked

Witness Additional Information:

PLEA AND STATEMENT
PLEA/STATEMENT: The above circumstances were read aloud to subject and elected to plea: Not Guilty

Subject declined to make a statement
[box ticked]Subject made a statement.
NOT guilty!

Comments:
I have never threatened staff.

FINDINGS
Subject was found: Not Guilty based on a preponderance of evidence.
Lesser Included Charge:
Level:
Offense Occurrence:
Offense Division:

Comments:

EVIDENCE
The following evidence was used to support the findings:

Comments:
Testimony from Correctional Lieutenant [blanked out] deems the confidential source unreliable.

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NOT guilty!
Comments:

Referred to Classification Committee N/A

For SHU Term Assessment Program Review Un-Assignment Substance Abuse Treatment

Disposition Additional Information:

ENEMY CONCERNS
Not Applicable
[box ticked] Subject states he/she does not have Enemy or Safety Concerns.
One or more of the inmates involved has stated there is lingering animosity towards one another. Therefore, the SHO has entered non-confidential separation alerts for the following inmates:

SECURITY THREAT GROUP
Security Threat Group Nexus? No

Security Threat Group Nexus Additional Information:

FINAL SECTION
Additional Information:

CREDIT RESTORATION
Subject was advised of his/her right to restoration of credits under CCR 3327, 3328 and 3329.
Subject was advised Credit Forfeiture for a Division 'A', 'B' or 'C' offense will not be restored.
Subject was advised he/she would not be able to file for restoration of credits under CCR 3327(a)(4).
[box ticked] At the conclusion of the hearing Subject was advised of the findings, disposition, and his/her right to appeal per CCR 3084.1.

Hearing Official
[blanked out] TITLE: Lieutenant DATE: 04/01/2017

FINDINGS (BY CDO)
Subject was found: Not Guilty based on a preponderance of evidence.
Lesser Included Charge:
Level:
Offense Occurrence:
Offense Division:
CDO Summary: Affirming The Hearing Results

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