"I work in the most incarcerated part, of the most incarcerated state, in the most incarcerated country in the world," she said.
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Even this cost is prohibitive for incarcerated women who earn very low wages while incarcerated or do not receive financial support from families or loved ones while incarcerated.
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About half were incarcerated for less than a month, about one-third were incarcerated for one to 12 months and about 15 percent were incarcerated for more than a year.
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What is especially concerning about our incarcerated population right now is the churning of incarcerated persons.
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Inside and outside of prisons, incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people are organizing to transform the system.
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Of respondents who had been incarcerated in the past year, more than one third (37%) who had been taking hormone medications before being incarcerated were prohibited from taking their hormones while incarcerated.
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It was hard enough for me to accept that I was not just incarcerated, but re-incarcerated.
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Roughly one in four kids with an incarcerated parent had both parents incarcerated, the study also found.
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The population of incarcerated women in the US constitute one third of the global total of incarcerated women.
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We knew that women are incarcerated—[the] fastest growing population of the incarcerated population in the US right now.
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Every year, more than 1,800 incarcerated and formerly incarcerated youth in Los Angeles County are offered New Earth's programming.
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"While reading works from formerly incarcerated or currently incarcerated people, we learned how important books were to them," Ryan explains.
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Then there were men who fit into an often-overlooked category of the unemployed: formerly incarcerated and currently incarcerated men.
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Buttigieg proposes eliminating the Medicaid exception for recently incarcerated people and restoring access to Pell grants for people who were incarcerated.
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The stressors experienced by people who are not incarcerated do not compare to the types of stressors one experiences while incarcerated.
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The most successful programs to help people reckon with their crimes have often been started by incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people.
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But children with incarcerated mothers are five times more likely to end up in foster care than those with incarcerated fathers.
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In July, we introduced the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act, a bill that would help address the unjust conditions incarcerated women face.
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The woman leading our effort to pass Amendment 4 in Florida, which would re-enfranchise formerly incarcerated people, is formerly incarcerated herself.
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The incarcerated students, representative of all incarcerated people in the United States, are disproportionately people of color and come from neglected neighborhoods.
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Many more children have incarcerated fathers — one in four black children can expect to have their father incarcerated before they turn 123.
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African Americans constitute nearly 1 million of the 2.3 million persons incarcerated and are incarcerated at nearly six times the rate of whites.
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While veterans are incarcerated at significantly lower rates than nonveterans, those that are incarcerated have higher rates of mental health issues than nonveterans.
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In state prisons alone, there are 34,000 women incarcerated for violent crimes versus 29,400 women incarcerated for drug crime in state and federal prisons.
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" Senghor wants to not only tell his own stories but he also wants to give voice to incarcerated individuals who are among the "over-incarcerated.
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NATALIA CORNELIO, DIRECTOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM PROJECT: This order means that families will be incarcerated together meaning the children will be incarcerated with parents.
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This is particularly disturbing given that the growth in the number of incarcerated women has outpaced the growth of incarcerated men in the United States.
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Mr. Sanders, 20063, who was incarcerated during his twenties for drug dealing and parole violations, now counsels formerly incarcerated patients whose experiences echo his own.
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The teaser shows Kardashian West talking with legal experts, public officials, and family and friends of the incarcerated, in addition to the incarcerated individuals themselves.
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The United States already has over two million people incarcerated, leading the world in both the number of people incarcerated and the rate of incarceration.
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Washington University's Prison Education Project is just one of scores of programs across the country that grant liberal arts degrees to incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people.
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Elected leaders and key policymakers in states around the country need to welcome the tablet technology that powered my incarcerated education available to every incarcerated American.
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Around 2300% of those formerly incarcerated, for example, reported poor mental health, compared with 13% among the never incarcerated (the national rate for mental illness is 19%).
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His presidential platform includes comprehensive plans addressing the legalization of marijuana, better treatment for incarcerated mothers and workplace discrimination against those who have previously been incarcerated. Sen.
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In addition, those who were incarcerated were more likely to die by hanging, strangulation or suffocation and less likely to die by firearms than those not incarcerated.
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What the authors set out to investigate were shared narcissistic personality traits between non-incarcerated sexual offenders (such as the male college students surveyed) and incarcerated ones.
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In addition to personal networks, we recommend Parents with Incarcerated Children, a support group for parents, and a Facebook group called Mothers of Incarcerated Sons and Daughters.
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Incarcerated people live without comfortable beds, healthy food, adequate health care or the freedom of movement most of us who have never been incarcerated take for granted.
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After all, the stories and voices of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people have already pushed Trump to do much more than most people ever thought he would.
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She is a 2019 Reimagining Communities fellow with the National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls, and a 2019 reporting fellow with Talk Poverty.
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The number of women incarcerated in jails and prisons has increased exponentially in the past few decades; currently, estimates find that there are more than 200,000 women behind bars in the US. The growth in the number of incarcerated women actually outpaces the growth of the male incarcerated population.
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Though 11 states and Washington D.C. have legalized marijuana, so many people are still incarcerated for possession — and an overwhelmingly majority of those incarcerated are people of color.
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Mosby said that her office started with cases in which the defendants were incarcerated, and that she does not believe any defendants of the cases are still incarcerated.
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Black women are eight times more likely than white women to be incarcerated, and Latina women are four times more likely to be incarcerated, according to Amnesty International.
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Black people are nearly six times as likely to be incarcerated as white people, and nearly three times as likely to be incarcerated as their Latino counterparts. Why?
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Adolescent boys with an incarcerated mother are twenty-five per cent more likely to drop out of school, and have a higher chance of ending up incarcerated themselves.
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Across the country, more than 215,000 women are incarcerated, and women are the fastest-growing segment of the incarcerated population — due in large part to the war on drugs.
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Organizers (and, as a formerly incarcerated person, I am one of them) currently estimate that incarcerated workers at more than 40 facilities in at least 24 states are participating.
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In addition, we're changing the views of formerly incarcerated individuals to be changed by allowing professionals to interact with formerly incarcerated individuals, which gives professionals a different perspective on them.
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This isn't the first time Kardashian West has called for justice for an incarcerated personIn recent years, Kardashian West has called for the justice of multiple incarcerated people like Reed.
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Our organizations are trying to reduce some of the unjust conditions by partnering with elected officials, Grammy-Award winning artists and formerly incarcerated organizers to bring dignity to incarcerated women.
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The moral case for reinstating Pell for incarcerated people is clear: As a society, we must equip incarcerated people with the skills to build a life for themselves upon their release.
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Florida voters voted handily to restore voting rights to formerly incarcerated people who have served their time and paid their debts to society, effectively re-enfranchising 1.4 million formerly incarcerated Floridians.
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Formerly incarcerated people also need SNAP because it helps them feed their children: 85033 percent of individuals incarcerated in state prisons, and 63 percent of those in federal prisons, are parents.
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But incarcerated people are our neighbors today—odds are there's a county jail, probably even a state detention facility, in your backyard—and most incarcerated people will be released one day.
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"People who are incarcerated, and especially people who are incarcerated pretrial without conviction, should be able to contact lifelines without cost," said Bianca Tylek, the director of the Corrections Accountability Project.
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"Ear Hustle" has been particularly valuable for these insights, but Mr Woods hopes the show can draw attention to a wide range of issues faced by incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people.
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The vast majority of incarcerated individuals are in the state prison system, not the federal system, and thus most of America's incarcerated individuals are under the control of state and local policies.
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Today, African Americans are 6.4 times more likely than whites to be incarcerated, although whites are much more likely to be incarcerated now than they were in 1968, per Economic Policy Institute.
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Part of the Prison-to-College Pipeline, a re-entry program that helps incarcerated and formerly incarcerated men in New York City pursue college degrees, Mr. Echevarria dreams of one day graduating.
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Two years ago, I ended up co-founding the Right of Return Fellowship, which is the first fellowship in the country which directly supports formerly incarcerated artists — only supports formerly incarcerated artists.
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Recently, she has been brainstorming ideas for new legislation, some of which she discussed this fall, at a conference she hosted with the National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls.
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Shortly after the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act was introduced, the Federal Bureau of Prisons issued a memo making tampons and pads available free of charge to all incarcerated women in federal prison.
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The incarcerated grapevine — and the need for books — is strong.
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Being incarcerated meant that these families were separated and broken.
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His mother was incarcerated and his grandmother largely raised him.
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They will return to communities that resist the formerly incarcerated.
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Miracle Mutts places shelter dogs with incarcerated inmates for training.
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While they're still incarcerated, I think it's a different question.
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Mistreatment of transgender people who are incarcerated is, unfortunately, common.
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This isn't good news for Cardi's relationship with incarcerated Tommy.
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Carlos Ghosn was summarily removed from office, incarcerated ... Arrested, yeah.
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It's folks who are formerly incarcerated who are on supervision.
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Across the country, 2.7 million children have an incarcerated parent.
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Women who choose to marry incarcerated men are harshly stigmatized.
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He also continues to mentor those who have been incarcerated.
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When Jaen was incarcerated, Barack Obama was still in office.
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He remains incarcerated at a federal prison in Victorville, Calif.
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The trio have been incarcerated on "terrorism" charges since 2017.
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It's staffed almost entirely by people who were once incarcerated.
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Thirteen of the recognized performances involve being arrested or incarcerated.
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She was released after 13 days, but he remains incarcerated.
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Hinckley has slowly gained some freedoms since he was incarcerated.
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An Italian pastor attempts to bring God to the incarcerated.
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He remains incarcerated, as he has been since last June.
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Hinckley has slowly gained some freedoms since he was incarcerated.
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Cliff Blossom (Barclay Hope) needles Veronica about her incarcerated father.
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Roughly two million individuals are incarcerated in the United States.
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He is incarcerated at the Robertson Unit, in Abilene, Texas.
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"I really feel like they should be incarcerated," she said.
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That's the power of theater, of performance, for incarcerated people.
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He was incarcerated in June 2011, according to court records.
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Only those incarcerated people who are eligible could earn credits.
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The writer Hisaye Yamamoto, who was incarcerated in Poston, Ariz.
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Brown is currently incarcerated in another county on unrelated charges.
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Riina was incarcerated at a Milan prison before his hospitalization.
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Nationally, one in eight transgender people report having been incarcerated.
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Its troubles affect many people beyond those who are incarcerated.
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Those incarcerated are unable to easily speak with their lawyers.
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They get evicted, lose a job, a parent gets incarcerated.
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They serve incarcerated people and homeless people and housebound people.
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But it isn't just sanitation that threatens incarcerated peoples' health.
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A few older ones, who were combatants, have been incarcerated.
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When he was incarcerated in federal prison in Marion, Ill.
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That means only 0.006 percent of rapists are incarcerated. Shocking?
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There is no crime in loving someone who is incarcerated.
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The money would treat patients on Medicaid and those incarcerated.
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The program for incarcerated juveniles cut recidivism by 21 percent.
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Will it be enough to get his ass incarcerated again?
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You sit and interact with an actual formerly incarcerated person.
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Lacking menstrual supplies can also disrupt an incarcerated woman's rehabilitation.
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In 2013 alone, these officials visited roughly 5,000 incarcerated offenders.
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We are arrested and incarcerated today at wildly disproportionate rates.
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But he maintains he did not use drugs while incarcerated.
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In a turnabout, it was the women who were incarcerated.
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Oklahoma has the highest number of incarcerated women per capita.
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"I knew she knew I had been incarcerated," he said.
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Not about the horrific conditions for immigrants incarcerated in Texas.
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Thanks to the leadership of formerly incarcerated women and Sen.
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Veterans represent 2628 percent of the United States incarcerated population.
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It was not immediately clear Saturday whether she remained incarcerated.
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Hamilton contacted me around 2010, when he was still incarcerated.
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In May and June, she was incarcerated for 24 days.
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This didn't just mean helping those who were formerly incarcerated.
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"If we cut the number of people negatively interacting with police in this country annually, you would naturally cut the number of people who are incarcerated and this need to be incarcerated," Burbank says.
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The Gathering really was about working with nontraditional leaders, like formerly incarcerated individuals, people who were currently incarcerated, and former and current gang members to talk about a common covenant to end child incarceration.
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It also reiterated Buttigieg's goal of reducing by 50% the number of people incarcerated in the United States, saying Latinos were more than three times as likely to be incarcerated as non-Latino whites.
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Incarcerated workers affiliated with the Industrial Workers of the World's Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee have used hunger strikes for years as they fight for better living conditions within the maw of the prison-industrial complex.
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But there are other moms — every bit as deserving of our attention on this holiday — who go entirely unnoticed: the 2 million mothers with incarcerated children and the nearly 150,85033 mothers who are themselves incarcerated.
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The racial disparities are astonishing, too — Black Americans are incarcerated at nearly six times the rate of white Americans, and 1 in 3 Black males born today can expect to be incarcerated at some point.
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The Prison Policy Initiative (PPI) finds that 2628 percent of incarcerated men lived on less than $28500,6900 a year before imprisonment, and nearly three of four incarcerated women earned the same income before entering prison.
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If you were incarcerated for a long time, things have changed.
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Now incarcerated, Nick speaks freely about his involvement in the murder.
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A happy story, you know, formerly incarcerated person getting another chance.
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She, too, hires as many formerly incarcerated women as she can.
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Since 1983, at least six incarcerated firefighters have died on duty.
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In total, 18 incarcerated people celebrated the completion of their Code.
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"He was incarcerated for the violent acts against me," Farley continued.
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The judge rejected Cosby's bail request, so he was incarcerated immediately.
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Today, there are over 2.2 million people incarcerated in this country.
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However, Ward and Fontenot are still incarcerated, despite maintaining their innocence.
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The daughter of an incarcerated mother, Byrd was moved to action.
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He is currently incarcerated at San Quentin State Prison in California.
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Both men were sentenced to life in prison and remain incarcerated.
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What about the 10,000 children born every year to incarcerated mothers?
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And that deal now means he'll be incarcerated for two weeks.
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"Looking at the incarcerated, these are not political criminals," Cosby said.
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To improve the chances of integrating incarcerated Americans back into society.
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We've just seen the South Korean president indicted, arrested, and incarcerated.
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" He added, "One in 9 black children has an incarcerated parent.
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Basic dignity for incarcerated women is a good place to start.
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Actors like Stanfield, who depicts Warner's battle against despair while incarcerated.
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Use resources and reach out to other parents of incarcerated children.
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"reformatories," as some of her incarcerated sisters did, Nina did something
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The bill's reforms for already incarcerated people are slightly more forceful.
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More than 2.2 million adults are incarcerated on a given day.
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That's not always easy when you're incarcerated, but I was lucky.
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He joined a gang, the Bloods, while incarcerated on Rikers Island.
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The former died in prison and the second is still incarcerated.
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Denying housing to those that have been formerly incarcerated increases recidivism.
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The overwhelming majority of incarcerated women are survivors of domestic violence.
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Gamble would shoot himself in the head instead of being incarcerated.
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The other six have been incarcerated for the past 32 years.
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They might not care either way that my husband is incarcerated.
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The decision could spell good news for Johnson, who remains incarcerated.
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" But, he says, providing books to incarcerated people is "incredibly important.
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Starting in the 1970s, America's incarcerated population began to rise rapidly.
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For the children of incarcerated parents, the toll can be profound.
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Indigenous Australians are one of the most incarcerated groups on earth.
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Remember that every incarcerated woman is someone's mother, daughter, or sister.
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What are the challenges of collaborating with someone who is incarcerated?
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Blacks are incarcerated or over five times the rate of whites.
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Something like 17 out of his 32 years was spent incarcerated.
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Mr. Sanders reiterated his call for voting rights for incarcerated people.
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Have you looked at people with disabilities or the recently incarcerated?
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Incarcerated people are often housed nowhere near the communities they know.
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The governor also commuted the sentences of seven people currently incarcerated.
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Many other countries make it easy for incarcerated people to vote.
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And for the first time since I was incarcerated, I wept.
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Andrew M. Cuomo for restoring the college program for the incarcerated.
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I've never been incarcerated, so I didn't know anything about inmates.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics collects national statistics on incarcerated people.
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That is a daily experience when you are an incarcerated family.
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King was unjustly incarcerated more than 29 times during his lifetime.
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Is it ready to listen to those who have been incarcerated?
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Aboriginal men, women and children are incarcerated at shockingly high rates.
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And she wondered what would become of women who are incarcerated.
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The Pencil Is a Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists Through Jan.
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The list is a snapshot of those incarcerated as of Dec.
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We've been sold and jailed, deported and incarcerated, killed and injured.
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One of them, Robert Hill, was still incarcerated, and was released.
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According to the coalition, 8 in 10 incarcerated women are mothers.
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Jackson already revoked Manafort's bail and had him incarcerated last summer.
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For incarcerated women, it is among the most sentimental of sounds.
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I was incarcerated for nothing—just for passing through that street.
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Dana was incarcerated for the non-violent crime of grand larceny.
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I know the difficulty and the pain, but you got to use that pain to move forward ... Also, the bigger piece is that your incarcerated parent still loves you, your incarcerated parent is special, your incarcerated parent is someone that you should still want to make proud no matter what and sometimes they're an example of what not to do.
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When we think of and treat incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people as merely criminals, we limit the infinite positive ways they can exist, or influence our society for the better, the way all human beings can.
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According to the Campaign for Youth Justice, the National Prison Rape Elimination Commission found that more than any other group of incarcerated persons, youth incarcerated with adults are probably at the highest risk for sexual abuse.
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For example, they need to understand the prevalence and impact of trauma in incarcerated persons' lives, recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma and how that might impact incarcerated persons' behaviors and actively resist re-traumatization.
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The bill would federally prohibit shackling, along with providing for free electronic contact between incarcerated women and family members, free menstrual products, and greater attention to placing a child near the facility where a woman is incarcerated.
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But, in this economy, more employers are willing to hire formerly incarcerated people, and more lawmakers are willing to invest in job training, "second chance" and "clean slate" bills to help the formerly incarcerated start new lives.
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"Due to the brutality in Lee Correctional Facility earlier this year, it was decided that action had to be taken now," said Cole Dorsey, a formerly incarcerated organizer with the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, on Democracy Now.
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Erik is incarcerated at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego.
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While incarcerated, he will need to complete a sex offender treatment program.
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Inmates are incarcerated physically and they need to be virtually as well.
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Already more than two thirds of women are incarcerated for minor crimes.
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What do you think people most misunderstand about women who are incarcerated?
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The implications of this policy are extremely dire for incarcerated transgender people.
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While incarcerated, DNA samples were taken from Scott, according to the affidavit.
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Trudeau is incarcerated at a minimum security prison camp in Montgomery, Alabama.
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She said her incarcerated son was falsely accused of strangling his wife.
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There had already been several demonstrations of unity amongst the incarcerated population.
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Having followed the Eric Garner case, Santana knew Orta had been incarcerated.
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Homeless or incarcerated women are especially at risk of lack of access.
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At least two school janitors remain incarcerated in connection with the case.
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"I would hate to see him incarcerated for these violations," Rubin wrote.
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Earlier this year, Trump scaled back safety protections for incarcerated transgender people.
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The judge denied Cosby's bail request, so he will be incarcerated immediately.
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Hang on, that was when he was incarcerated for eighty-one days?
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That's about 15 percent of the 123,000 people incarcerated in Missouri's prisons.
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Albrecht learned of the new charges while incarcerated on an unrelated charge.
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At the beginning of the year, a little under 3,600 were incarcerated.
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At the beginning of the year, a little under 285,2200 were incarcerated.
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But the U.S. still has the largest incarcerated population in the world.
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Roughly one in four women are related to someone who is incarcerated.
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Smart, now 50, has been incarcerated for more than half her life.
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If you've ever been incarcerated, it's never easy to escape your past.
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Lower than never incarcerated black men without relatives in jail or prison.
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And – even more surprisingly – lower than formerly incarcerated men without imprisoned relatives.
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She fights with her mother over the reputation of her incarcerated father.
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It's time to demand more resources for incarcerated mothers and their children.
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Roy is wrongfully incarcerated — what happened to him had to be undone.
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He remains incarcerated in Bucks County for the duration of his trial.
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I spoke to innovative incarcerated chef Andy K for recipes and stories.
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Some 80 percent of Singapore's prisoners are incarcerated for drug-related offenses.
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We should acknowledge the plight of the mothers of incarcerated mothers, too.
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In 2628, we incarcerated nearly 28500,6900 people in state and federal prisons.
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"It's smart to make sure these people are treated humanely while incarcerated."
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His "Unlocked Futures" initiative gives grants and jobs to formerly incarcerated individuals.
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The Bureau of Prisons eliminated protections for trans people who are incarcerated.
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Criminal justice reform can help incarcerated parents return to the work force.
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" He later acknowledged that the incarcerated men and women have it "harder.
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The rest are incarcerated on security-related charges – and are mostly Palestinian.
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"While I was incarcerated I miscarried at five months pregnant," she says.
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As other mothers of incarcerated children will attest, this pain is great.
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Once these families were incarcerated, the children were separated from their parents.
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While incarcerated, she holds on to the thought of her son, Jackson.
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For starters, only some incarcerated persons are even eligible for recidivism credits.
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"Incarcerated people's voices don't register in our political system," Mr. Morrison said.
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Giuliani, like the now incarcerated Cohen, is Trump's personal lawyer and fixer.
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Currently, only six percent of incarcerated individuals have access to postsecondary education.
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He was formerly incarcerated for 12 years, including three in solitary confinement.
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It is given to Palestinian families whose breadwinner is killed or incarcerated.
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Once out of prison, formerly incarcerated individuals face new constraints as well.
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He was evicted in March because he was incarcerated at that time.
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The day he went home was the happiest of my incarcerated life.
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Just two — Vermont and Maine — allow voting while incarcerated on felony charges.
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For those incarcerated people leaving prison, programming books act as job training.
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Under criminalization, the state arrested and incarcerated hundreds of thousands of people.
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VICE: I guess we should talk about how you found yourself incarcerated?
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He is currently incarcerated at a medium-security prison in New Jersey.
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In 2004, Rodney was incarcerated in Orleans Parish Prison for 8 months.
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While incarcerated, I learned about the importance of dignity and self-esteem.
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Unfortunately, there is little that incarcerated people can do to protect themselves.
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Moreover, 80 percent of Singapore's prisoners are incarcerated for drug-related offenses.
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Nakesha was apparently never hospitalized or incarcerated because of her mental illness.
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And the number of women incarcerated in the US is only growing.
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I realized then that something was happening to me from being incarcerated.
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But most candidates are treading carefully around voting rights for the incarcerated.
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Dozens of others supporting the cause have been incarcerated in recent years.
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But the rate of incarcerated Indigenous prisoners since the commission has soared.
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The best option, by far, seemed to be people who were incarcerated.
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The city has incarcerated more than 5,000 inmates, housed mostly at Rikers.
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There are more than two million incarcerated people in the United States.
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To keep her incarcerated a day longer is morally and economically indefensible.
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But, most importantly, it gave women who have been incarcerated some hope.
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Moore committed suicide while incarcerated in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, in 2008.
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He was, in reality, a gambler who spent periods of time incarcerated.
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But children whose parents are incarcerated need regular visits with their parents.
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A lot has happened since the case ended and Nassar was incarcerated.
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While incarcerated, I had no bank statements, no bills, no credit history.
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With my father incarcerated, the women in my family went to work.
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You know, love is — [mother] I don't have nothing against nobody incarcerated.
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"Man, I wish I could complain about that!" an incarcerated student said.
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People of color have been, and still are disproportionately incarcerated for it.
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Mr. Manson, 82, is incarcerated at the California State Prison in Corcoran.
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Arlene Adams is an advocate for children whose parents have been incarcerated.
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In other words, it could hurt her attempts toward rehabilitation while incarcerated.
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Native born American citizens are more likely to be incarcerated than immigrants.
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Additionally 70 percent of incarcerated children have at least one psychiatric disorder.
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For incarcerated women, a punitive approach to visitation is even more damaging.
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States would be wise to step up resources for incarcerated pregnant women.
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About 53,000 youths are incarcerated away from home, according to the release.
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Henderson began organizing for prisoner's rights while incarcerated himself 40 years ago.
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For the first 10 months he was incarcerated, Mr. Dawkins couldn't write.
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Willis has never been incarcerated or faced charges previously in Nova Scotia.
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You don't need a bunch of desperate incarcerated people to self-police.
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So the great majority of people are not incarcerated due to drugs.
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And students who drop out are significantly more likely to be incarcerated.
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Black people, who are disproportionately arrested and incarcerated, will benefit the most.
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The exhibition, curated by formerly incarcerated artists, was refreshingly raw and poetic.
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Perez, who is Latina, has a history of working with incarcerated youth.
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The Protecting the Health and Wellness of Women in Custody Act mandates the collection of data on incarcerated pregnant women in the United States and would end the cruel practice of shackling pregnant women incarcerated in federal facilities.
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In an analysis of American Community Survey information, Nowrasteh found that undocumented immigrants are about half as likely to be incarcerated than the general population, and documented immigrants about half as likely to be incarcerated as undocumented immigrants.
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TAX GUIDELINES FOR THE WRONGFULLY INCARCERATED: The Internal Revenue Service on Thursday released guidelines on how those who were wrongfully incarcerated and previously paid taxes on their restitution can get refunds as a result of a new law.
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Children with incarcerated mothers are five times more likely to end up in foster care than those with incarcerated fathers are; once they enter the foster system, the state can terminate parental rights in less than two years.
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States including New York, California, Texas, Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania have begun releasing incarcerated people from their prisons and county jails, though advocates say the releases so far don't reduce the incarcerated population enough to keep people safe.
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Many of these formerly incarcerated children, who were once considered "the worst of the worst," are now members of the Incarcerated Children's Advocacy Network (ICAN), a national group (and a project of the Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth) that aims to advocate for reform, cultivate leadership among the formerly incarcerated, and support others coming out of prison so that they are set up for success.
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These strikes are not so common in the sense that they may happen every couple of years because it's a lot of organizing on the part of the incarcerated people to work with other incarcerated people in other facilities.
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All these kids here have parents that are incarcerated or previously incarcerated for technical violations — again, they didn&apost commit a crime — and we want to make sure we give them one of the best days of their lives.
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Butina has given a series of interviews -- including two to CNN -- while incarcerated.
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It severely limited access to benefits for non-citizens and the formerly incarcerated.
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Nine were incarcerated for federal crimes such as drug trafficking and carrying weapons.
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But true freedom isn't pardoning the crime after the person has been incarcerated.
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Elizabeth Warren and Corey Booker recently reintroduced the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act.
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Society wants to judge the children of incarcerated parents, it's shameful, it's blameful.
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Phone Myint, who said prisoners' labor was "wasted" if they only remained incarcerated.
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While incarcerated, they might provide useful intelligence, helping to prevent further terrorist atrocities.
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None of the their incarcerated loved ones were serving time for violent crimes.
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Today, Krenwinkel remains incarcerated for her crimes committed under the influence of Manson.
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Sterling R. Cunio, 40, is incarcerated at Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem, Oregon.
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But amid that sadness shone the beauty of the human beings incarcerated there.
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We over-incarcerate in this country — the most incarcerated nation in the world.
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The earlier version also misstated when grants for incarcerated people were cut back.
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He is now incarcerated in the exacting gulag of his São Paulo mansion.
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Hernandez pleaded guilty to being tattooed while incarcerated, a violation of prison policy.
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But what we found among formerly incarcerated African American men was totally unexpected.
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Unfortunately, Aledia's still-incarcerated daughter Daya (Dascha Polanco) isn't doing so hot either.
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The order directs Sessions to collect and provide quarterly data on incarcerated immigrants.
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"People incarcerated made decisions, [but it's] some product of a condition," he says.
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His hair was disheveled and it appears Turner lost some weight while incarcerated.
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Women incarcerated in New York State's prison system have reported much the same.
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Additionally, black males are much more likely be incarcerated than their white peers.
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What is less appreciated is the pain of mothers whose children are incarcerated.
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More than half a million of those people are incarcerated for drug convictions.
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And we call for expanded investments in entrepreneurship resources for formerly incarcerated individuals.
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And do voters not care that he was incarcerated for felony tax fraud?
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He has never been to Thunder Bay, he said, and was never incarcerated.
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Kerman was incarcerated after pleading guilty to money laundering and drug trafficking charges.
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Last time I checked if you don't commit crimes you don't get incarcerated.
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The U.S. has the highest incarcerated population of any country in the world.
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It would also mandate that incarcerated women receive "basic hygienic products" for free.
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A handful of other politicians and businessmen are incarcerated in formal, shared cells.
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And the state has been particularly effective in helping incarcerated individuals receive care.
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Upon completion of certain lessons, incarcerated individuals can receive certificates and entertainment options.
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Will people be respectful if I tell them that my husband is incarcerated?
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"I don't know anyone who is wealthy that has someone incarcerated," she says.
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Here, a friend who is also incarcerated in solitary at Holman remembers him.
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With help from non-incarcerated friends, he runs a born-again Christianity site.
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Monday knows what it's like to be separated from her child while incarcerated.
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Those who are not incarcerated are marked, quite literally with tattoos, for life.
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"Nathaniel Woods doesn't even deserve to be incarcerated, let alone executed," Spencer wrote.
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The number of incarcerated Indigenous prisoners has soared since the commission was formed.
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The Ethicist My sibling, who is my only living relative, is currently incarcerated.
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Yes, they committed crimes and are incarcerated, but they are still human beings.
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He was incarcerated for 18 months and she has not seen him since.
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These are qualities many incarcerated peoples either lack or have learned to ignore.
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Now people are saying that incarcerated people have an easier gate to education.
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Does it change your mind or reinforce your opinion on educating incarcerated people?
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Burl Washington is incarcerated at FCI Estill, a federal prison in South Carolina.
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Some researchers are working to better understand how many pregnant women are incarcerated.
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A story that includes the immigrant, the incarcerated, the evangelical, and the engineer.
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"We live in the most incarcerated country in the world," Legend controversially proclaimed.
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Ms. Law is a journalist and author of a book about incarcerated women.
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The United States still has the largest known incarcerated population in the world.
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Black women are still incarcerated at around double the rate of white women.
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Another Cato study found that unauthorized immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated.
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Mr. Moore has been incarcerated for burglary, theft and other offenses, records show.
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The problem -- Kelly's incarcerated at the MCC Chicago prison on federal sex crimes.
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Wang says Woods is the longest-serving wrongfully incarcerated woman in U.S. history.
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Court records show he was incarcerated at a state prison in Bessemer, Alabama.
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"Commissary" captures an excruciating display of restraint toward an incarcerated loved one's addiction.
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They were more likely to be incarcerated and less likely to be employed.
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His wife, incarcerated for misbehaving with a dashing Swedish courtier, remained in Germany.
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He's more incarcerated in Season 5, more shackled, more of a caged lion.
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That passion gained a new meaning when her son was incarcerated, she wrote.
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Brown had reportedly earned an associate's degree from Lipscomb while she was incarcerated.
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Institutions of incarceration are constitutionally mandated to provide health care to incarcerated persons.
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Among the incarcerated is Parisa, 22.5, who arrived at the prison in 143.
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Most of these people, reformers say, should never have been incarcerated in the
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The nonprofit estimates that 20183 million people are incarcerated in the United States.
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Risk-assessment instruments help to determine who is incarcerated and for how long.
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Brazil's incarcerated population stands at 750,000 people, the third highest in the world.
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Each day, approximately 50,85033 youth are incarcerated in our country's juvenile justice system.
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We should all vote for change, especially the incarcerated youth most directly impacted.
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She has been incarcerated for the more than eight months since her arrest.
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However, he is committed mostly to helping recovering addicts and the incarcerated population.
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For millions of formerly incarcerated people, it's a right that could matter immensely.
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A court order requires that transgender inmates receive better living conditions while incarcerated.
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Many are formerly incarcerated and thus barred from certain jobs and housing opportunities.
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Even with sweeping legislation, thousands of people remain incarcerated — especially people of color.
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Under a new regime, the advocates argue, the companies will be able to dictate even more stringent terms that will further squeeze families of the incarcerated who already complain about the costs of keeping in touch with an incarcerated loved one.
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I think the more younger electeds we get that can talk about unionizing indigenous women, women that are forgotten, women that have been incarcerated, getting people who have been incarcerated the right to vote when they get out, stuff like that.
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Perplexingly, von Spakovsky accuses the Cato Institute brief of combining incarcerated immigrants, whether here legally or not, into one category to get a lower incarceration rate—despite the fact that the Cato report does separate incarcerated immigrants by legal status.
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" He added, "So often in this broader conversation about mass incarceration that's been happening more so in the last four, five, or six years, you rarely see people who are incarcerated or formerly incarcerated at the forefront of that conversation.
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In addition to JustLeadershipUSA, VOTE (New Orleans), A New Way of Life (Los Angeles), Legal Services for Prisoners with Children (San Francisco) and dozens of other groups are all led by incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people or their family members.
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Black people are incarcerated at more than five times the rate of whites; African-Americans and Hispanics make up approximately 32 percent of the U.S. population, but they comprise more 56 percent of all incarcerated people, according to the NAACP.
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Among native-born men without a high school diploma, about 11 percent are incarcerated.
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Included in these figures as well are the dramatically high numbers of incarcerated fathers.
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Looking at statistics, the prison pipeline, the percentage of black people who are incarcerated?
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The bill addresses issues that specifically impact incarcerated women, including sexual assault and motherhood.
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As of 2016, the number of women incarcerated in Texas prisons is about 12,508.
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Brazil's incarcerated population has surged eight-fold in three decades to around 750,000 inmates.
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The suspects arrested, tried and incarcerated for Markel's murder were all people of color.
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For incarcerated survivors, being placed in isolation can exacerbate the trauma of the assault.
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That's because inmates aren't using opioids while incarcerated, so their tolerance goes way down.
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Facing rows of helpless women awaiting trial, the boundary separating her from incarcerated erodes.
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At the time, she was still incarcerated and had been refused parole five times.
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They occupy the ranks of a forgotten (and much maligned) class: the formerly incarcerated.
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Providing access to college in prison for incarcerated people is not a novel idea.
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The economic case for providing access to Pell grants for incarcerated people is compelling.
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African Americans are incarcerated at more than five times the rate of white people.
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A gifted writer, he turned out impressive books while incarcerated in British-run prisons.
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The stories of people incarcerated for long periods at Rikers have been especially concerning.
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She won't stop until conversations about incarcerated women's abuse are brought into the mainstream.
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Kaczynski received multiple life sentences and remains incarcerated at a Supermax prison in Colorado.
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"Everybody that works here has been incarcerated," ConBody creator Coss Marte tells the crew.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who had advocated voting rights for incarcerated Americans, and Sen.
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He had been incarcerated as a teen for molesting two of his young relatives.
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For example, we have the highest concentration per capita of African american males incarcerated.
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Audience members will also participate through planting the seeds chosen by these incarcerated women.
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HIV, Hep C, death, possibly being incarcerated, all because of this whole fucking debacle.
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Too many formerly incarcerated people fall into dangerous cycles of poverty, crime and recidivism.
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McIntosh is incarcerated, though it was not immediately clear where he is being held.
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Black people, who are disproportionately arrested and incarcerated, would stand to benefit the most.
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Attorneys sit inside the cage and incarcerated people sit outside the cage on stools.
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As incarcerated individuals return home after release, the health risks of incarceration do, too.
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For some, games offer a way of showing other people how they became incarcerated.
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Hernandez will receive credit for the time he's spent incarcerated since his arrest, Alabama.
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Even better, this assessment factors in how individuals have transformed their lives while incarcerated.
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Prison nurseries are an under-utilized but effective resource for incarcerated women with infants.
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It is our job to advocate for all survivors, including those who are incarcerated.
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"98% of incarcerated people are going to get out at some point," he says.
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One was incarcerated at the age of 14, and it's 30-something years later.
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Cohen is scheduled to be incarcerated in May for a three-year prison term.
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Lawrence Bartley is currently incarcerated at Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, New York.
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After all, Sargent believes women, even those incarcerated, have a right to proper hygiene.
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Staffed by formerly incarcerated individuals, the group delivers New York milk throughout the state.
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Right now, we have 16-year-olds who are incarcerated with adults in Rikers.
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There are many others like me still incarcerated who deserve a second chance too.
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Children experience profound grief when a parent dies, divorces, is incarcerated or is deported.
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Mr. Maduro and his supporters argue that those incarcerated are criminals, not political prisoners.
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In 14 other states and Washington, D.C., they lose their rights only while incarcerated.
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Alex taught us what it was like to have a parent who is incarcerated.
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On "The Night Of," Riz Ahmed's character Naz shaves his head after being incarcerated.
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" She acknowledged her coalition, "from formerly incarcerated folks to sex workers to undocumented immigrants.
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Approximately 85033 million children in the United States have a parent who is incarcerated.
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Instead, Madoff is incarcerated at FCI Butner, a medium-security prison in North Carolina.
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"We need to examine the needs of women when they are incarcerated," she said.
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"This place is called a 'shelter' but effectively these kids are incarcerated," Soboroff said.
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Mr. Doig told the court that he had never attended Lakehead nor been incarcerated.
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Indiana has also seen increased number of cases in people who had been incarcerated.
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Some incarcerated people say it is easier not to think about freedom at all.
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"Predatory and inhumane" is another, but welcome to another day in mass incarcerated America.
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Sanders gave birth to her son on September 14, while incarcerated on drug charges.
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But drug crime hardly figures when you read and listen to incarcerated women's stories.
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One in nine black children has a parent who is, or has been, incarcerated.
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It's the same facility where Weinstein's attorneys requested he be incarcerated, following his conviction.
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Life isn't as "cushy" in higher level security prisons, where Weinstein will be incarcerated.
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"How can we change the narrative of how people see incarcerated youth?" he asks.
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As noted in the article, they are still incarcerated; they have not been freed.
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While incarcerated, he earns two law degrees from the University of London External Programme.
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Dissidents within the guerrilla camps were hounded, tortured and incarcerated, sometimes in underground pits.
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More than 2.2 million Americans are incarcerated; 4.5 million are on probation or parole.
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Upon their release, he said, formerly incarcerated people should immediately regain their voting rights.
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I was incarcerated when I was 19 years old for grand larceny and theft.
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The high mark for California's prison population was 2006, with about 163,000 people incarcerated.
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Being incarcerated paradoxically forces Bunny to reconnect with other people and her own mind.
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Candidates spoke about surviving cancer, growing up with incarcerated parents and campus sexual assault.
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"I'm living in constant fear," said Daniel, who is currently incarcerated on Rikers Island.
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There are some 4,000 people incarcerated in New York prisons for such non-crimes.
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He was incarcerated in 22014 for a month, and for 2227 months in 26.
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In the United States, approximately 2628 million people are incarcerated on any given day.
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No national registry or organization tracks how long they have been incarcerated or why.
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At least four are incarcerated, and a fifth has been missing for a decade.
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Newly incarcerated persons would have an incentive to immediately work to achieve necessary rehabilitation.
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She works at a nonprofit, helping formerly incarcerated people transition back into their communities.
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"I'm helping somebody rebuild their life, whether or not they are incarcerated," she said.
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At age 2628, Michael was incarcerated for being involved in a gang-related murder.
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Many likely are among the 400,000 who are incarcerated or 140,000 who are homeless.
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This lack of statistics shows just how little we care for incarcerated pregnant people.
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Hispanic people were incarcerated in state prisons at a rate of 2000 times higher.
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There are 200,000 people over the age of 55 incarcerated in the United States.
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It's been 5 years since I've been incarcerated and I still feel like that.
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Now, Assange is incarcerated in London, where he's fighting extradition to the United States.
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Educational and other programs offer incentives for the incarcerated, which enlightened superintendents will embrace.
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Mr. Singleton says that some of his center's most effective spokesmen were once incarcerated.
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Early in Ms. Davis's high school career, her father was incarcerated on manslaughter charges.
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"The Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act will address some of these issues," she said.
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After several alcohol-related arrests, she was incarcerated for six months and then released.
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Activists say the decisions reflect a pattern of neglecting the health of incarcerated activists.
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Because I'd been incarcerated for so long, I'd lost my business and my housing.
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She follows up by talking about how bad things still are for incarcerated people.
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I believe this comes down to how we approach prison time for the incarcerated.
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That would push America's overall incarcerated population from about 2.2 million to 2 million.
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I was incarcerated from 1993 to 2015 for a first-time, nonviolent LSD offense.
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Tupac was still incarcerated in August 1995, when Suge came to visit him again.
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Those diagnosed with a mental illness are incarcerated for an average of 215 days.
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Each is 9 by 6 feet, 8 feet tall, and is covered on every surface with writing: essays about womanhood; poems about race and family; pages from a hand-drawn graphic novel; letters from incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people around the world.
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Each is 9 by 6 feet, 8 feet tall, and is covered on every surface with writing: essays about womanhood; poems about race and family; pages from a hand-drawn graphic novel; letters from incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people around the world. ….
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He was incarcerated in a Kingston, Jamaica insane asylum, where he died four years later.
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Take Joyce Mitchell out of this formula and those two guys would still be incarcerated.
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He remains incarcerated while awaiting trial on charges he committed financial crimes while heading Nissan.
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The former pitchman has been attacked while incarcerated, and apparently has gained weight in prison.
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Society wants to judge the children of incarcerated parents, it&aposs shameful, it&aposs blameful.
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My job was to marry an incarcerated woman to her fiancée living on the outside.
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Bellaman says the industry is recruiting younger students, veterans and people who were previously incarcerated.
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He was sentenced to 15 years in prison and fell into a coma while incarcerated.
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Unsurprisingly, exiting the prison gates becomes a daunting journey for most of the formerly incarcerated.
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To do that, it's important to include the voices and perspectives of those formerly incarcerated.
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It is time to rectify that mistake and reinstate Pell grant funding for incarcerated people.
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While incarcerated, the women also came to know Evelyn Hernández before her release this year.
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He nearly beat his gay cellmate to death for looking at him funny while incarcerated.
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The US has the world's largest prison population, with more than 23 million people incarcerated.
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Unable to pay her $1 million cash bond, Fincher remained incarcerated for over three months.
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Yet by that point, the killers were already incarcerated and responsible for many lives lost.
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The girls are now incarcerated and may be charged as adults for the attempted murder.
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That's because black people are incarcerated at nearly six times the rate of white people.
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The strongest aspect of this episode concerns Deja's mandatory visit to see her incarcerated mother.
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Broader statewide pressures to reduce the number of those incarcerated may also be a factor.
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Instead, the US incarcerated 120,000 Japanese Americans, many of whom had never been to Japan.
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The news release states she was incarcerated at Rappahannock Regional jail on an $8,000 bond.
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While the disease is common among the incarcerated, treatment with the latest hepatitis drugs isn't.
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I will be tutoring incarcerated youth at the Northern Virginia Juvenile Detention Home on Saturday.
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Too many formerly incarcerated Americans never climb this ladder -- or reach for it at all.
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First, we need to lift the ban on access to Pell Grants for incarcerated individuals.
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Books represent vocational, educational, cultural, sexual, and philosophical freedom to incarcerated people living in prison.
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Prisoners incarcerated in the United States are subject to drug tests at any given moment.
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And most scholarly attention focuses on collateral damage, neglecting the experiences of the formerly incarcerated.
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Stephen Allwine is now incarcerated in the Minnesota Correctional Facility, in Oak Park Heights, Minnesota.
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I think there's hope on the part of incarcerated people that they will be heard.
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"Incarcerated Americans rely on these calling services to maintain connections with their families," Booker said.
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Here are some quick facts about Krenwinkel's case: -- She has been incarcerated for 47 years.
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While incarcerated, Walker lost his job, his car was repossessed and his credit was destroyed.
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A Turkish civil rights group, P24, said the number of incarcerated journalists is actually 155.
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Since then, says Mr Gooda, "our people are more likely than ever to be incarcerated."
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Like transgender people, those who are incarcerated can also be dehumanized in the public eye.
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The approaching air of the holiday season often tests incarcerated people placed in solitary confinement.
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Incarcerated people stole gifts from the few prisoners who received gifts from friends and family.
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Under Newsom's latest executive order, individuals will be spared from executions but will remain incarcerated.
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Prison telecom companies have a largely unregulated monopoly on providing phone service to incarcerated people.
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Preparing a complex defense involving thousands of documents with an incarcerated defendant is extraordinarily difficult.
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They should be returned and cleared, incarcerated, monitored if paroled or at least de-radicalized.
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She emphasized that her suffering wasn't remotely comparable to that of someone who is incarcerated.
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In 1980, about 41,000 people were incarcerated for drug crimes, according to the Sentencing Project.
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Susan Pollack is a Holocaust survivor who was incarcerated at Auschwitz-Birkenau and Bergen- Belsen.
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Lewis: I wanted to speak to every child of an incarcerated parent in this country.
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So I want to divert people from the criminal justice system and from being incarcerated.
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The figure also does not count incarcerated individuals, a large group not in the workforce.
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From 1990 to 2014, the number of incarcerated adults nearly doubled to roughly 2.2 million.
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The onetime Trump campaign chairman is currently incarcerated in a minimum security prison in Pennsylvania.
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Among many other provisions, that law banned individuals who are incarcerated from receiving Pell Grants.
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When Robinson pulled up to the school, administrators told him the child's mother was incarcerated.
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We're going to have to understand why it is that these leaders have be incarcerated.
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Some of the detainees have been incarcerated for more than 85033 years without a trial.
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A federal judge has ordered her to remain incarcerated until Manning agrees to answer questions.
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At least one of them may have been incarcerated at the time of the killing.
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Mr. Tubbs was born in south Stockton to a teenage mother and an incarcerated father.
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This summer has brought the release of Gucci Mane, who has been incarcerated since 2013.
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According to Marte, none of Conbody's employees has been incarcerated again after joining the company.
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Fourth, we need to help the formerly incarcerated have access to secure and stable housing.
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I had meticulously planned every step toward obtaining it, ever since I had been incarcerated.
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It's simple, she says, but it's something that many incarcerated mothers can only dream of.
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That can result in being incarcerated for an extended period, with no finding of guilt.
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The constitutional amendment was championed by a grassroots campaign largely waged by formerly incarcerated activists.
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They pointed out how strong I was as a woman with an incarcerated loved one.
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Once in prison, their access to care can vary considerably depending on where they're incarcerated.
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Countrywide, these places are home to the fastest growing segment of America's incarcerated population: women.
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"Jesse is a formerly incarcerated artist—that art in itself was contraband material," she says.
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It also requires the Bureau of Prisons to consider placing incarcerated parents near their children.
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Her mind shuttled away from her vacant stomach and visited every other despairing incarcerated soul.
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Make hand sanitizer and other personal hygiene products available to incarcerated persons free of charge.
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The race represented a rare open seat in one of America's most heavily incarcerated cities.
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Five remain incarcerated, while the rest have been released while their cases are pending appeal.
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Second, we need to remember that the incarcerated are in prison, not on another planet.
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Downsizing populations behind bars Meanwhile, several communities across the US moved to downsize incarcerated populations.
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Graham has been incarcerated since 2003, after he was convicted on assault and gun charges.
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By age 43, 24% of the kids had a parental figure who had been incarcerated.
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He was one of eight students enrolled in a photojournalism workshop for formerly incarcerated people.
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He and his partner, who are both incarcerated, wanted to get married but needed help.
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"While they're incarcerated, I think that's something we can have more conversation about," she added.
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Thank you for providing ride share credits to formally incarcerated people when they come home.
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As of now, the US holds more than 123 percent of the world's incarcerated women.
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He remained incarcerated almost continuously until 1992, he said, enduring starvation, hard labor and torture.
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Like many who are now incarcerated, I was the victim of a miscarriage of justice.
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Howell was incarcerated for $1,250 in fines and court costs for three unpaid traffic tickets.
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After being convicted of drug offenses, the mother of two was incarcerated for 20 months.
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Ohio's Cuyahoga County Jail, for instance, is removing hundreds of incarcerated people from its system.
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About 120,000 Japanese Americans were taken from their homes and incarcerated in the following years.
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Christopher Blackwell, 38, is a writer incarcerated at the Washington State Reformatory in Monroe, Washington.
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When Migos first broke with "Versace" in 2013, he was incarcerated on a probation violation.
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Dudus Coke, aka the President, a Jamaican drug trafficker who is now incarcerated, is one.
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It is estimated that 98 percent of incarcerated people will be returning to the streets.
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Another found that those incarcerated as adolescents had poorer physical and mental health as adults.
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What else are cadets learning about their role supervising and keeping safe the incarcerated population?
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Ghosn, then 64, was incarcerated at the Tokyo Detention House and held in solitary confinement.
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One individual struggled with addiction for decades and was incarcerated for much of his life.
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Many at Solano had either a mother or father — or both — who were also incarcerated.
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The experiments were conducted on incarcerated people at Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia for 20 years.
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If that happens, Fitzroy thinks, he'll be incarcerated and forced to undergo intrusive medical inspection.
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College graduates could work with incarcerated men and women in exchange for student debt relief.
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But once released, some formerly incarcerated people struggle simply to find a place to live.
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We need a broad national effort to recruit volunteers to educate and counsel the incarcerated.
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The artist Three Hands Monkey links these defenders with incarcerated activists in two striking illustrations.
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The newly re-incarcerated convicts will be wondering what sort of regime now awaits them.
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By increasing education opportunities for incarcerated individuals, we give them skills and post-incarceration opportunities.
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But as she sees it, their productions have also become a narrative about incarcerated women.
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This is one of many reasons why we're the most incarcerated country in the world.
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African Americans are incarcerated at a significantly higher rate than their share of the population.
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Cruelly, about 90 percent of these individuals receive no treatment for their addiction while incarcerated.
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She was sentenced to 20 years to life and incarcerated at age 46 in 2001.
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" He told another man, "If it was you, you would have been incarcerated right now.
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First, though, there's the pesky matter of an incarcerated horse wrangler to be dealt with.
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We do not deprive incarcerated individuals of needed treatment for other life-threatening medical conditions.
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Kim Hye Sook was incarcerated in a North Korean political prison camp for 28 years.
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Tragically, somewhere between 8-10% of those incarcerated in US jails and prisons are veterans.
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Stevenson has gone back to court to challenge the department's determination, but Sullivan remains incarcerated.
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But, almost three decades after he was incarcerated, he remains in prison, in a wheelchair.
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There are 2628 million children under the age of 28500 that have an incarcerated parent.
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Norris was sentenced to 45 years to life and remains incarcerated, now 71 years old.
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In court, he asked to be incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, Conn.
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She became addicted to cocaine, she said, and became homeless and was incarcerated for burglary.
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Another policy document says the incarcerated may receive a maximum pay of $27.09 per month.
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That would push down America's overall incarcerated population from about 2.2 million to 2 million.
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She was incarcerated in Ravensbrück at the age of sixty-five but managed to survive.
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So I'd say being incarcerated is worse for them because it's a never-ending experience.
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Sanders also drew applause when he reiterated his support for allowing incarcerated people to vote.
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If you're going to be a hardliner on keeping people incarcerated with more sentencing, if you're going to be a rehabilitation proponent for inmates, offenders that are incarcerated in our care, it requires resources be provided to us to fulfill whatever those mandates are.
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"She was in prison not only trying to get home to her own children but she was inside trying to help a lot of women," said Andrea James, founder and executive director of the National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls.
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Last year, Senators Cory Booker (D-New Jersey), Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts, Kamala Harris (D-California) and Richard Durbin (D-Illinois) partnered to introduce the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act, a bill that would help address the inhumane and unjust conditions that incarcerated women face.
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As it stands, 40 percent of black trans people have traded sex for money, 47 percent of black trans women report they have been incarcerated at some point in their lives, and transgender people generally are incarcerated at twice the rate as the general population.
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It all needs to be presented together, because publications need to have representation from incarcerated voices.
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Among similarly educated Mexican, Guatemalan and Salvadoran men here, only 2 or 3 percent get incarcerated.
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Photo: AP Right now, 20163,000 people are incarcerated in America without being convicted of a crime.
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One year after their release, more than 75 percent of California's formerly incarcerated can't find jobs.
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"There is a huge talent pool that is in the incarcerated population today," Redlitz told me.
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In 2016, 128,300 people - roughly 1 in 20183 U.S. prisoners - were incarcerated in private lock-ups.
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But she realized that she preferred to work directly with formerly-incarcerated people and dropped out.
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He was once deputy governor of Illinois, working for the now-incarcerated former governor Rod Blagojevich.
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Why aren't they investing any money into fighting against these laws that keep these women incarcerated?
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He was incarcerated with his family at the camps near Rohwer, Arkansas, and Tule Lake, California.
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"The minute people leave, they're facing tremendous stressors," said Wakeman, who's worked with previously incarcerated populations.
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Many more people would be incarcerated for selling drugs to support their own substance use disorder.
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Too often, people are prejudiced against the formerly incarcerated — in employment, in housing, in everyday interactions.
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It's where incarcerated people learn entrepreneurial skills, how to code and the elements of web design.
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She was sentenced to two years probation plus time served after having been incarcerated in 2015.
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While incarcerated, he'd rack up another conviction: attempted possession of weapons by a prisoner, two counts.
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Alexis Miller and Armani Buckner, and Najwa Pollard But Girls Incarcerated (thankfully) isn't Bad Girls Club.
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He's been incarcerated for most of his adult life, so he knows what's what around here.
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First, after the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act was introduced in July 2017 by U.S. Sens.
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For these incarcerated women, this painting must have felt like a window into some unknowable reality.
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But black people aren't incarcerated at higher rates than white people because they're committing more crimes.
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It is there where they were both radicalized, in part by an incarcerated al Qaeda recruiter.
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Understandably, incarcerated convicts have lots of time to think about their cases and review their files.
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Prison is on people's minds because Andre's (Anthony Anderson) godbrother, Oscar, has been incarcerated for years.
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He teaches incarcerated kids as a way to honor his mom, who was denied an education.
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The plan with the funding is to further scale the program and better serve incarcerated individuals.
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"I see him twice a month now because he's incarcerated closer to our home," he said.
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Rushawn Tanksley, one of the 13 incarcerated men working on the documentary, has a ready answer.
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In 2015, the prison faced the case of Leonard Strickland, an inmate who died while incarcerated.
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Criminal justice: Supports legalizing marijuana, but does not believe incarcerated people should be able to vote.
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But it's a public example of local government encouraging previously incarcerated people to join the workforce.
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Homeboy Industries is a community that provides support to former gang members and the previously incarcerated.
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Second, we should expand access to all federal student loan programs for incarcerated juveniles and adults.
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It also added important protections for incarcerated women, banned solitary confinement for juveniles, and much more.
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And it partnered with an anti-recidivism program to bring formerly incarcerated juveniles aboard the boat.
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It was a really interesting story, not just about you but about your brother who's incarcerated.
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Attempts to access gender-affirming medical care while incarcerated often leads to difficulties for trans people.
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In some extreme cases, people have died during opioid withdrawal while incarcerated, often from untreated dehydration.
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Her favorite was a painting by an incarcerated man with no prior affiliation to the church.
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There is a lot of support for what these incarcerated people are going on strike for.
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I think the significance here is that incarcerated people are lending their voice to what's happening.
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Holliday, 31, was incarcerated at the prison, serving time for robbery, burglary and receiving stolen property.
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Fifteen percent of incarcerated women have been the victims of prison sexual assault, often by guards.
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He was incarcerated unjustly and caught in a probation trap for years by a broken system.
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The fact that incarcerated teenagers committed (sometimes violent) crimes does not strip them of their rights.
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In other words, an incarcerated noncitizen cannot pose a threat to innocent people like Kate Steinle.
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The couple enjoyed a happy visit the next day at the facility where Dong was incarcerated.
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Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Dick Durbin and Kamala Harris introduced the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act.
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The spokeswoman would not comment on Harrouff's medical condition, but said he would be incarcerated Monday.
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He has yet to keep his promise to release political dissidents incarcerated after the 2009 elections.
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She works at a nonprofit, helping formerly incarcerated people transition into their communities, making around $30,000.
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Mr. Locascio is incarcerated in a prison hospital, the Federal Medical Center Devens in Ayer, Mass.
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In addition, people who are incarcerated are at far greater risk of fatal overdose following release.
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Nothing prevented these incarcerated felons from obtaining absentee ballots or having someone vote in their name.
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Epstein had a major sweet tooth, frequently buying candy bars, cookies, and sugary drinks while incarcerated.
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Here are three important things we think parents of incarcerated children should keep in mind. 1.
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We've never been incarcerated but we've been told about how isolating an experience it can be.
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And that one negative outcome they all share certifies their collective futility: my son remains incarcerated.
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Mr. Lightfoot testified that he was incarcerated in 2010 for robbery after stealing a woman's pocketbook.
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"Mona Lisa" first came to light thanks to — wait for it — now-incarcerated pharmabro Martin Shkreli.
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Even when they're not incarcerated, they often have limited access to addiction treatment and methadone programs.
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Vicente Zambada pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges and is now incarcerated in the United States.
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"No, I don't think so" while felons are incarcerated, Buttigieg said when asked the same question.
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Manafort had his bail revoked in June and has been incarcerated in an Alexandria, Va., jail.
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This choice hurts the poorest people in one of the most incarcerated states in the world.
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Some states can prevent prison-based gerrymandering by simply counting incarcerated people at their home addresses.
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The "War on Drugs" approach has not worked, and has disproportionately incarcerated minorities and the poor.
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Avery and Dassey have consistently appealed their convictions since 2007, but both remain incarcerated in Wisconsin.
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They were exonerated in 2002, when an already-incarcerated rapist and murderer confessed to the crime.
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Many incarcerated people would be the first to acknowledge the pain and loss their crimes caused.
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The University of Texas has pioneered the use of telemedicine, or videoconferencing, to treat the incarcerated.
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"There are still far too many individuals incarcerated on tainted convictions," Levi said in a statement.
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For families with loved ones currently incarcerated, the new restrictions could have damaging effects as well.
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Twilio has invested $250,000 in startup Edovo, which creates tablet-based educational content for incarcerated individuals.
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Many incarcerated people I have met are very sure that Freemasons are the real world power.
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More than 363 million people are incarcerated in prisons, jails, and detention centers across the country.
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There's a version of his story that has him dead, incarcerated, or still on the block.
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Today, we're taking a look at how technology is providing a lifeline to formerly incarcerated people.
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One MSNBC reporter said the children there are "effectively incarcerated," likening the center to a prison.
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When he learned the donkeys had been incarcerated, he pleaded with police officers to release them.
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Ms. Liu had long wanted to leave China, but had wavered while her husband was incarcerated.
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Johnson and Kardashian West will accompany three former incarcerated women, whose bios Kardashian detailed on Twitter.
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Now 38, having been convicted of a murder while incarcerated, he will be put to death.
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Of the 2.3 million people incarcerated in 2015, less than nine percent were in federal prisons.
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We landed on an island called Con Son, where the South Vietnamese government incarcerated political prisoners.
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My father had a lot of political issues and was incarcerated for part of my childhood.
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It was a zine I made for the Aceh punks who were incarcerated in December 2011.
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Mr. Cosby is incarcerated in a maximum-security state prison in Pennsylvania known as SCI Phoenix.
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Some experts have estimated that up to a quarter of those incarcerated have opioid-use disorder.
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Even while incarcerated, inmates maintain their 8th Amendment right protecting them against cruel and unusual punishment.
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At least four states have introduced bills this year that would allow incarcerated people to vote.
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Potential: Potential is a nonprofit that wants to connect the formerly incarcerated to jobs and resources.
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She is one of several British citizens of Iranian descent thought to be incarcerated in Iran.
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While a parole violation is a state charge, people are incarcerated on Rikers, a city property.
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He never mentioned that he received the college credits while incarcerated at the Brunswick Correctional Center.
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Nearly 80 percent of people incarcerated in the city's jails haven't been convicted of a crime.
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Thinking about those people who were unnecessarily incarcerated, one is overwhelmed by the lost human potential.
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Bosket, now 57, has been incarcerated for all but two years since the age of 9.
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The city's ability to close Rikers is in part because of the city's decreasing incarcerated population.
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But they have joined together to introduce legislation to restore federal Pell Grants for incarcerated people.
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Stewart appeared in the 1998 film Slam as an incarcerated rapper while he was awaiting sentencing.
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This includes treatment that is only necessary because an inmate didn't receive adequate care while incarcerated.
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More than five million children in the United States have a parent who has been incarcerated.
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Incarcerated gang members, who sometimes engage in bloody violence, often wield vast powers in Brazilian prisons.
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While incarcerated, she completed an intensive drug treatment program, which entitled her to an early release.
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The case involves Kathrine Nicole Jett, a trans woman who is incarcerated in a federal prison.
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" When incarcerated people appear before the board, its members evaluate "their ultimate fitness to be paroled.
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At Jaylen's school, seventeen mentors work with about two dozen elementary students who have incarcerated parents.
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Cohen has been incarcerated at the federal prison camp in Otisville, New York, since May 6.
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Johnson is incarcerated in a youth facility and released on his 21st birthday August 11, 2005.
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It is almost certainly the only place on the island where the incarcerated call the shots.
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He was therefore charged and has been incarcerated at the Cheshire Correctional Institution since December 3.
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Riccardo Muti, the music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, regularly leads performances for incarcerated youth.
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All of those listed have been incarcerated in one of four indoctrination camps in the area.
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It will provide tools for the incarcerated to lead healthy, productive lives once they leave prison.
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The authority has enacted official legislation guaranteeing monthly stipends to every incarcerated terrorist and their families.
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These same formerly incarcerated people are also often denied government benefits because of their criminal records.
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Americans who are incarcerated are part of that greater whole, and our policies should reflect that.
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All of us should be concerned that one out of nine African-American men are incarcerated.
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The new law doesn't help the nearly 90% of people incarcerated in state and local facilities.
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It would also help stanch the systematic disenfranchisement of people of color, who are disproportionately incarcerated.
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These practices are impossible when one is incarcerated, from avoiding crowds to regularly washing your hands.
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She earned a college degree while incarcerated and has been a model prisoner, Ms. Gilmore said.
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Meanwhile, the number of formerly incarcerated citizens there swelled larger than the population of 11 states.
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The vast majority, if not more, of the people who are incarcerated eventually return to society.
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"Most people who are incarcerated are going to go back to their communities," Rivera told Broadly.
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I had spent the previous 12 months incarcerated at the federal prison camp in Florence, Colorado.
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The conceptual content allowed for a redefinition of self-taught, political artwork by formerly incarcerated individuals.
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If passed, the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act would mandate that the BOP be required to consider the location of the children in the placement of the incarcerated parent, as well as put in place policies that make communication and visitation between mothers and families more accessible.
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I would say the efficacy is more in the world, the government, and people who are not incarcerated understanding and seeing that incarcerated people are not the other; that they have a voice; that they have a significant voice; that some of their demands are quite rational.
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These solutions could include a combination of providing re-entry support and education to formerly incarcerated borrowers, deferments similar to those provided in student loans or during natural disasters, shorter times for defaults to be erased from credit files or even freezing-up their credit while incarcerated.
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"Failure to count incarcerated persons at their home address preserves an unacceptably discriminatory census result that deprives underserved urban neighborhoods of fair representation, while shifting political power to communities that do not represent the interests of incarcerated persons or their families," the groups said in their letter.
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The timelines are strict, said Joi Davis of Clarksville, Tennessee, whose husband has been incarcerated since 20173.
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Black children are over seven times more likely to have an incarcerated parent than their white peers.
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Regardless of his sentence, Cosby could remain free pending an already announced appeal instead of being incarcerated.
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They would be sitting feet apart in a room at San Quentin prison, where Smith was incarcerated.
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Nearly 80% of incarcerated women are mothers, and their incarceration is not a burden they shoulder alone.
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The Reuters journalists are currently incarcerated in Myanmar where they were sentenced to seven years in prison.
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Despite his short sentence, to Leona's knowledge, he is still incarcerated, although she does not know why.
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I'll also be working to advance other important reforms included in the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act.
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In Florida, voters could restore the right to vote to an estimated 1.4 million formerly incarcerated people.
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Furthermore, most incarcerated opioid users are not permitted to use treatment drugs such as methadone and buprenorphine.
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We also severely limit incarcerated people's ability to successfully reenter society and contribute to our collective community.
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The REAL Act, which would reinstate Pell eligibility for incarcerated people, is under active consideration in Congress.
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O'Rourke has also promised to improve rehabilitation and re-entry programs for people who have been incarcerated.
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The man is currently incarcerated at a federal prison in Colorado for weapons transport, ABC News reports.
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" Warren agreed, writing on Twitter, "We cannot let a broken system decide the fate of incarcerated Americans.
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"Because if I don't get to the courthouse by 8 am tomorrow I'll be incarcerated," he said.
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Between 2009 and 2015, the total number of incarcerated men in state prisons fell more than 5%.
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CN: The PCC has advanced a lot in Paraguay but has seen many members incarcerated or killed.
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Erik was incarcerated at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego, more than 500 miles away.
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I find it interesting that a lot of people who are incarcerated become excellent Christians really quick.
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His position was a break from Sanders, who had advocated voting rights for incarcerated Americans, and Harris.
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The garden will feature flowers chosen by incarcerated women and girls who have spent time in isolation.
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Another 45% of incarcerated people in federal prisons have been arrested on drug-related charges in 2019.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's focus on incarcerated women and former HUD Secretary Julián Castro's vision for federal housing. Sen.
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Four years after being released, about half of formerly incarcerated people have no income — just as before.
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For-profit prison companies arose in response to the government's incapacity to handle the skyrocketing incarcerated population.
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You won't mind landing in jail when it looks like you've been incarcerated in an art gallery.
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"I woke up incarcerated and I had absolutely no recollection of how I got there," he says.
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INGRAHAM: They&aposve got to be taken out of the community, they&aposve got to be incarcerated.
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Beginning with the enactment of the 1994 crime bill, incarcerated individuals were excluded from receiving federal funds.
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Incarcerated individuals can then reduce the amount of time they spend in prison by pursuing that programming.
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It was about whether O.J. Simpson should be incarcerated for killing these two people, and he wasn't.
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Jarrett also noted that the vast majority of people are incarcerated at the state and local levels.
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He came in the next week with the addresses of the institutions where they were being incarcerated.
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Nassar, 227, is incarcerated, facing 22015 counts of criminal sexual conduct and two federal child pornography charges.
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Prisoners talked a lot about coming home [when I was incarcerated], but few talked about positive reentry.
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"We offer free and anonymous crisis services to incarcerated survivors of rape via mail correspondence," Sagbakken says.
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The estimate does not include jails, so it undercounts the overall number of people who are incarcerated.
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She had a personal reason to endure: Her daughter is incarcerated and serving a ten-year sentence.
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The federal government could eliminate the perverse business incentive to keep people incarcerated, earning pennies per hour.
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Here's where some former followers are now: Manson, 82, is incarcerated at California State Prison in Corcoran.
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Racial disparities: In 2013, African-Americans were 3.6 times more likely to be incarcerated than white people.
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Thirty-five of the 40 recipients who were incarcerated at the time they won were subsequently released.
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"There are far too many women who are incarcerated who don't need to be," Dr. Salisbury said.
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Incarcerated people are often given only a limited amount of menstrual hygiene products inside a correctional facility.
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So one might suppose that Sackler's concern and sympathy for the incarcerated is some kind of expiation.
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Michael Fischer is a graduate student and mentor for incarcerated authors through the Pen-City Writers program.
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The bill's restoration of voting rights for formerly incarcerated people convicted of felonies is a worthy goal.
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He banned humor before he incarcerated, tortured, and executed his enemies and every priest who opposed him.
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Incarcerated at the age of 22 in 1989 (released on parole in 2019 after serving 30 years).
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Incarcerated at the age of 26 in 1993 (released on parole in 29019 after serving 26 years).
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His brother, now in his late 30s, is now incarcerated in a Maryland state prison, Adams says.
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Those choosing not to adhere to the regimen risked being incarcerated and having it forced upon them.
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" Prosecutors claimed that Moles' message "apparently [was] referring to the possibility that the defendant will be incarcerated.
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Young adults that have had a parent incarcerated are more likely to have asthma, HIV, and AIDS.
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"I married the two ideas" — producing fashion and helping formerly incarcerated women — and sought a business partner.
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The Rezaians were released in 2016 as part of a prisoner swap, while Zaghari-Ratcliffe remains incarcerated.
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When a U.S. citizen is incarcerated abroad, the U.S. government works to provide all appropriate consular assistance.
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Won't be comfortable, however until 50 years ago summer life wasn't comfortable even for those not incarcerated.
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The White House noted his "spotless disciplinary record" while incarcerated and highlighted his support from former Gov.
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Those incarcerated, like Muslims in the general public, may face a lack of understanding, discrimination or indifference.
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To prepare for my talk at San Quentin, I spoke with some of the people incarcerated there.
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"This place is called a 'shelter' but effectively these kids are incarcerated," the reporter, Jacob Soboroff, said.
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The council said it visited USP Hazelton on October 3 and interviewed 58 DC residents incarcerated there.
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Unlike the much larger state prison system, about half of federal prisoners are incarcerated for drug crimes.
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But part of Conbody's mission is to bridge the gap between young professionals and previously incarcerated individuals.
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And Marte seems to live by that mission: all of Conbody's 40 employees are previously incarcerated individuals.
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Ocasio-Cortez for their effort to explicitly include formerly incarcerated individuals in the "Housing For All" effort.
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Of the 2.3 million incarcerated people in the US, roughly 53,000 are over the age of 55.
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Their angst was further complicated by word that three Americans incarcerated by North Korea had been freed.
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What I suggest is that Mr. Saipov be incarcerated in solitary confinement and suffer the resultant misery.
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The justice system offers few solutions to incarcerated defendants who insist that video footage will vindicate them.
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Fortunately, the number of incarcerated African Americans has declined since the turn of the twenty-first century.
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By young adulthood, kids with incarcerated parents were 4.4 times less likely to have high school degrees.
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"Effectively, these kids are incarcerated," Soboroff told Chris Hayes on his "All In" show on Wednesday night.
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Amazingly, according to Ms. Thompson, incarcerated people in Alabama and Texas have recently been denied her book.
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In a 2015 investigation, In These Times spoke with 12 women who were incarcerated during their pregnancies.
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A few weeks ago, police officers forced an incarcerated Bronx woman to remain handcuffed while giving birth.
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It's hard to fret for yourself when you know the reality an incarcerated person endures each day.
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In many states, children in foster care have mandated visits with incarcerated parents, facilitated through state agencies.
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That same month, the city ordered the jail emptied of all inmates incarcerated for nonpayment of fines.
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Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and senior adviser, weighed in at a session dealing with incarcerated women.
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Tarra Simmons, a former drug addict who had been incarcerated twice, earned a law degree with honors.
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The Sentencing Project reported that African Americans are incarcerated at 5.1 times the rate of white people.
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More than half the prisoners incarcerated in America suffer from some kind of mental illness, Roth writes.
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Mr. Dixon said he crossed paths with Mr. Scott when both were incarcerated at Attica Correctional Facility.
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Late on Friday afternoon, Legal Aid Society won the release of 106 incarcerated clients for parole holds.
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Its formerly incarcerated students have gone on to obtain graduate degrees from universities like Yale and Columbia.
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" Sanders, according to the plan, would also set "a goal of cutting the incarcerated population in half.
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"I definitely believe the criminal justice reforms have released dangerous criminals who should be incarcerated," she said.
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All told, he spent more than 20 years incarcerated and more than three decades on the job.
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Incarcerated people experience higher rates of HIV infection, tuberculosis, and cardiopulmonary and immunocompromising conditions than is average.
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Before women are incarcerated, they need advocates who understand the special circumstances they face in our society.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are incarcerated at 13 times the rate of non-Indigenous Australians.
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That scourge informs one in three black boys born today that they can expect to be incarcerated.
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Paperny also said it helps to find a routine while incarcerated and to focus on the positives.
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They are among at least four Americans incarcerated in Iran, three of them citizens of Iranian descent.
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Some of them were mentally ill, some of them were incarcerated, and they made art without rules.
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A bill in the California assembly could require better conditions for women who are pregnant and incarcerated.
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Several years before her first abortion, Kayla was incarcerated for a crime she says she didn't commit.
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Shkreli now is incarcerated in a Brooklyn, New York, federal jail, where he will await a Jan.
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The charity, among other things, brings clothes and food to jails to pass along to incarcerated businessmen.
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The following year, access to higher education ended with the ban on Pell Grants for incarcerated students.
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It's time to support the REAL ACT and re-open Pell Grants to all eligible incarcerated people.
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After being incarcerated in a luxury hotel, most were released early this year, albeit with lighter wallets.
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"The Pencil Is a Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists," on view at the Drawing Center through Jan.
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I dare say if the relatives of policymakers were incarcerated, we would see sentencing reform by tomorrow.
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In his 61st novel, "The Institute," children with supernatural abilities are taken from their parents and incarcerated.
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The incarcerated are human beings who deserve safe, healthy and humane living conditions - not torturous, deadly treatment.
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Watkins's mother died before his arrest and most of his immediate family died while he was incarcerated.
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He had been free to leave jail since November, but chose to stay incarcerated during his trial.
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The magnitude of the increased health risks was tied to the time people spent incarcerated, researchers found.
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There are another 2 million incarcerated individuals who are not counted as unemployed because they are institutionalized.
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Because by giving incarcerated individuals a second chance, you're giving another group of individuals a first chance.
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As the First Step Act's provisions come into effect, incarcerated people will see their lives tangibly improve.
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And, symbolically, Alice Johnson has replaced Willie Horton as the iconic image of a formerly incarcerated person.
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These are also items many would assume the Department of Corrections would provide for incarcerated people themselves.
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At least 19703 incarcerated people have died due to extreme heat since 21970 in Texas prisons alone.
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With over 28.2,000 inmates currently incarcerated in private prisons, the industry is not yet at its deathbed.
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Despite similar crime rates across demographic groups, youth of color are much more likely to be incarcerated.
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While he was incarcerated in 2008 and 2009, Mr. Staley visited him at the Palm Beach, Fla.
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While he was incarcerated in 2008 and 2009, Mr. Staley visited him at the Palm Beach, Fla.
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More than two million people in the United States are incarcerated, and many prisons have writing programs.
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"Thank you, Jesus!" said Monkra Small, who helped raise Mr. Flowers's daughter while her father was incarcerated.
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To help continue his work on behalf of the formerly incarcerated, Mr. Reilly applied to law school.
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Most people who are incarcerated for a long term in New York state are considered civilly dead.
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Bennett's belief that incarcerated people do not deserve to interact with loved ones is far from rare.
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"This is affecting thousands upon thousands of families who have loved ones who are incarcerated," Sara added.
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African Americans do makeup a disproportionate amount of people incarcerated in the U.S. The Sentencing Project, a nonprofit advocacy group, found African-American adults are 22002 times as likely to be incarcerated than whites, according to a 22003 report that analyzed numbers from the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Booker doesn't plan to stop fighting for the other reforms outlined in the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act.
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Or, if something goes missing in the classroom, suspicion will fall on the child whose parent is incarcerated.
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Some were part of multigenerational gang families with fathers who had been incarcerated for most of their lives.
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The Last Mile, located inside San Quentin, teaches incarcerated people about entrepreneurship, as well as how to code.
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More than 80% of women currently incarcerated report that they were raped or sexually assaulted prior to prison.
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Prisons are the same way: State prisons and local jails hold about 87 percent of the incarcerated population.
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In partnership with O, Miami, they've developed a curriculum to help incarcerated students create the one-line poems.
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Fortunately, that conviction was recently overturned, but only after Ms. Patel was incarcerated for more than a year.
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El Chapo Guzmán is currently incarcerated in a Mexican prison in Juárez just across the border from Texas.
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The reality for many formerly incarcerated people is a struggle to find employment because of their past records.
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While blindness, HIV and incarcerated parents are either afflictions someone has or doesn't, autism is less clear-cut.
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An incarcerated 33-year-old mom is fighting for the right to breastfeed her baby during family visits.
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Because the majority of those who are incarcerated are indigent, this effectively ends access to college in prison.
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The organizations that hire her regularly for business meetings are groups serving or run by formerly incarcerated women.
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I waited in visiting rooms with mothers and their children, and parents waiting to see incarcerated loved ones.
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Smith: I was 7 years old when I can remember my father first being incarcerated and going away.
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