Need answers for the following . in California?

Triple CMS refers to prison inmates (not parolees) who have mental health issues, but require only medication and counselling, and who are held in the general prison population. (I don't know why it is called triple CMS.)

Title 15 of the California Code of Regulations is titled "Crime Prevention and Corrections," and contains all the regs concerning prisons, parole, the youth authority, etc.

I don't know any particular meaning to the term "rent money," if that is what you are asking.

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hey- I looked this up and talked to my boyfriends' uncle who is a cop and this is all we could come up with.

CMS(in California) stands for Centers for Medical/MedicaidServices

and CDC stands for California Department of Corrections

We couldn't figure out the Triple part and how it relates to CMS and parole. Title 15 refers to a land-use policy so again we're not sure how it all ties in to being on parole. Sorry this wasn't much help-hope everything works out for you.Good times

Your search terms led me to the California Penal Code -yipes! I think the terms, Triple CMS, refer to the three strikes laws embraced so warmly by America, home of the free. See http://www.cya.ca.gov/Offenders/Three_strikes.html for an overview.

I trawled the rough water of Arnie's Dept. of Corrections and (don't DO NOT laugh) Rehabilitation, and here's what I found on housing in the Parolee Handbook (see link below):

Finding Housing, Meals and Community Resources

Many communities have rescue missions that provide meals during the day and shelter at night.

The County Department of Social Services may have emergency housing. Contact the nearest office and make an appointment.

The Salvation Army provides a residential program for men and emergency housing for women and families.

Residential drug treatment programs are available in some areas (refer to programs section in this handbook).

Many parole offices have contracts with local boarding homes, hotels, or other short term housing agencies. Check with your parole agent for housing information.

The Young Men's Christian Association may provide rooms for single men.

The Young Women's Christian Association may provide shelter for single women or women with children.

Churches and religious organizations have programs to assist those in need. Inquire with a local church or minister.

If in doubt, ask your parole agent about programs in your community.

See also the section, Know Your Benefits:

Know Your Benefits

There are agencies in all cities that can help when you parole. Some agencies can help you with money. Some counties will help with jobs, food stamps, medical care, school, or a place to live and, if they cannot help, they will send you to the agency that can. Cities and counties have different rules for qualifying for benefits. You have to be sure the information you get about benefits is for your city and that the information is true.

This part of the handbook tells you about help you can really obtain. Think about what you will need to do on parole and then look at what help is available. Your parole agent can help you contact the agencies and obtain the services you need.

You must apply and qualify for General Assistance, food stamps, Social Security Income, and other assistance like everyone else. You do not get special assistance because you are on parole.

I think we can infer from the above that rent money will not be forthcoming as a matter of course.

Triple Cms

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