How to Investigate Prison Staffing Trends in Your State
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30 probation officers charged with enabling ‘gladiator fights’ between at least 143 juvenile inmates
Thirty probation officers have been charged with allowing — and even encouraging — scores of “gladiator fights” at a California ...
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How Corrections Officer Strike Plunged New York Prisons into Turmoil
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New York’s Prison Guard Discipline Problems and Robert Brooks’ Death
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Ohio corrections officer killed by inmate assault on Christmas
Authorities have released the identity of the inmate who is being accused of attacking and killing an Ohio veteran corrections ...
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Life Inside, Remixed: The Emotional Toll of Visiting a Son in Jail
Ymilul Bates’ son went to jail in Richmond, California, at age 19. During her first visit, she wonders if the ...
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Donnell Rawlings on his military cop days, and his ‘hustler’ father
America’s prisons are facing staffing shortages. Inside Story reveals what this means for incarcerated people, their families and the corrections ...
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Life Inside, Remixed: What 90 Days in Jail Taught a Poet About America
Pushcart award-winning poet and English professor Ravi Shankar reflects on the “casual sadism” of life in a Hartford, Connecticut, jail. ...
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Extreme Heat in Texas, Louisiana Prisons Spurs Court Challenges
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Read moreHow to Investigate Prison Populations and Staffing in Your State
No state-level government sector has seen a greater loss in staffing than prison employees in recent years — even as ...
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