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14 Apr Hundreds of Tennesseans who Received Lengthy Prison Sentences for Selling Drugs Near Schools Could go Home Early

Posted at 07:25h in WPLN

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14 Apr Why did it take NYPD so Long to Find the Brooklyn shooting suspect? The Inconvenient Answer

Posted at 07:23h in The Independent

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13 Apr Does The SHU Fit? A Note About Solitary Confinement

Posted at 15:21h in Ending Mass Incarceration, Prisons

Officials recognize the physical and mental detriments of solitary confinement all over the world. But change in the U.S. has been slow.

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13 Apr Missouri has Sent Thousands Back to Prison for Minor Parole Violations. Terrell Robinson is One.

Posted at 06:44h in KCUR 89.3 (NPR)

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13 Apr Juvenile Lifer Seeks Reprieve Amid Broader Push for Leniency

Posted at 06:23h in The AP

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12 Apr The Poverty of Access—Librarians Have a Responsibility to Everyone in Their Communities—Including Those who are Incarcerated.

Posted at 07:37h in Inquest

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12 Apr 45 Oregon Prisoners Have Died of COVID While in Custody. Now a Judge has Granted Class-Action Status to COVID-sickened Prisoners

Posted at 07:22h in KGW-TV

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12 Apr The Return of the Firing Squad?

Posted at 07:16h in The Marshall Project

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12 Apr Bureau of Prisons Touts Diversity of Mental Illness in Controversial Facebook Ad

Posted at 07:14h in Washington Examiner

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12 Apr House Bill Would Let Convicted Felons Run for Office

Posted at 07:09h in KTTS

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