
| Date of Issue | Cover Story |
|---|---|
| Winter 2010 | DOCS Planning for Additional
Closures, Consolidation in 2010-11 as Inmate Population Continues to Decline |
| Autumn 2009 |
Drug Law Reform Taking Effect With Resentencing, Diversion, Shock Expansion, Treatment Monitoring, New Crimes
|
| Summer 2009 |
Two Officers Awarded Medals of Merit for Courageous Acts
|
| Spring 2009 | DOCS Closing Camps,
Annexes; Budget Includes Drug Law Reform |
| Winter 2009 | Executive Budget Proposes
Camp Closures, Better Use of Space |
| Autumn 2008 | DOCS Consolidates Dorms, Crews as Part of Savings Plan |
| Summer 2008 | Seven Correction Officers Awarded Medals of Merit |
| Spring 2008 | New Budget Restores Funds to Keep Correctional Facilities Open |
| Winter 2008 | Commission Recommends Overhaul of Sentencing Laws |
| Autumn 2007 | Civil Confinement Law, Disability Advocates Settlement Bringing Major Changes to DOCS |
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DOCS/TODAY is published by the New York State Department of Correctional Services: David A. Paterson, Governor; Brian Fischer, Commissioner; Erik Kriss, Director of Public Information; and Linda Foglia, Assistant Public Information Officer.
ON THE COVER: The masthead brings DOCS/TODAY together with its past via "Copper John," the Colonial soldier who has stood watch atop the front gate of Auburn, the state's oldest prison, since 1821.
PUBLICATION: DOCS/TODAY is prepared in-house via desktop composition. Camera-ready pages are sent to the Elmira Correctional Facility and published in the print shop operated by the Division of Industries (Corcraft). PDF versions of the publication are available above.
