Deaths in Cuyahoga County Jail Raise Questions About Response
After pleading for medical care for several days, Glen Williams Jr. collapsed to the floor in the Cuyahoga County Jail. ...
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Tag: Dangerous Conditions in Prisons/Jails
New York’s Prison Guard Discipline Problems and Robert Brooks’ Death
This is The Marshall Project’s Closing Argument newsletter, a weekly deep dive into a key criminal justice issue. Want this ...
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While Youth Detention Numbers Rise, States Begin to Roll Back Reforms
Filed 12:00 p.m. EST 12.21.2024 Los Angeles County is one of many places that have struggled to maintain safe conditions ...
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In Virginia, Prisoners Allege Culture of Violent Guards at Federal Prison
Marcos Santiago heard the clatter of metal chains outside cell 201 next door. Locked in the most isolated unit at ...
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What I Learned From a Year of Reading Letters From Prisoners
The Marshall Project receives about 3,000 letters a year from people who are incarcerated, their families and their support networks. ...
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Inhumane Prison and Jail Conditions Prompt Calls for Federal Takeovers
Filed 12:00 p.m. EST 12.14.2024 Some state and local lockups are facing federal intervention due to problems ranging from filthy ...
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What It’s Like to Sleep in Prison: Moldy Mattresses, Bright Lights and Non-Stop Noise
Steven Backstrom was struggling to stay awake during his shift in the prison shoe factory. The machines could be dangerous ...
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A Prison Rape Survivor Demands Smart, Safe and Humane Transfers
By Johanna Mills Perspectives from those who work and live in the criminal justice system. Sign up to receive “Life ...
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Warden at Troubled Federal Prisons Now Runs Training Center
A warden who oversaw a culture of abuse at two different federal prisons has a new job — running a ...
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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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