Private prisons had higher rates of assault, both by inmates on other inmates and by inmates on staff.
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Five inmates were slain last week, and two inmates escaped.
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In addition, private prisons were found to have higher rates of assault, both by inmates on other inmates and by inmates on staff.
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Other inmates who possibly helped the inmates escape are being questioned.
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In many cases, when these inmates do not follow a directive, it creates hostile situations between the officer and inmates, leading to violence toward the inmates or the inmates acting out and assaulting officers or civilian personnel.
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For the privacy of inmates and former inmates, we decline to comment further.
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Federal prison inmates can't vote, and most state and local inmates can't either.
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Most inmates are held in 129-square-foot cells, with six inmates to each.
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Inmates here must buy their food from their bosses, who even control inmates' intimate visits.
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They created this asylum, they fed its inmates, and now those inmates have taken control.
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The Oklahoma parole board considered the cases of 814 inmates and recommended commutation for 527 inmates.
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Systemwide, black inmates were 30 percent more likely to get a disciplinary ticket than white inmates.
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Male and female inmates are segregated, and inmates involved in related legal cases are kept separate.
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Hispanic inmates commit suicide at a rate of about 23 percent higher than black jail inmates.
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Texas makes inmates all wear the same uniform: white shirt and white elastic-band pants... Inmates who have distinguished themselves as model inmates could be permitted to order various styles of shoes from an approved vendor... Various units could be classified for inmates who have proven to be model inmates... They could wear jean-type pants and non-white shirts.
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Ultimately, the inmates' challenges failed — while four inmates escaped the needle, another four were executed as planned.
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Each year, the inmates organize a fund-raiser, selling essential oils to fellow inmates through the commissary.
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Gone, though, for new inmates was the sort of parole most inmates had previously been released on.
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They can also eat their meals with other capital case inmates and can exercise with other inmates.
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Inmates on death row There are currently 62 inmates on federal death row, with about the same number of white and black federal death-row inmates, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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There are also worries about inmates and staff diverting buprenorphine and methadone to illegally sell it to inmates.
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The private operations also improperly put inmates into solitary confinement and lacked oversight regarding health care for inmates.
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Of the 364 inmates exploiting JPay, 50 inmates were able to issue themselves credits for more than $1,000.
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Now inmates are no longer placed in long-term isolation, nor are any inmates released directly from solitary.
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Arrests of inmates for assaulting other inmates have remained steady, despite the decrease in population at the jail.
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Although the majority of inmates are men, the population of female inmates has been steadily growing for decades.
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The white inmates could get them to bring in contraband, but the black inmates could never do that.
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Escaped inmates trigger manhunt in Georgia Escaped inmates trigger manhunt in Georgia A massive manhunt is underway Tuesday afternoon for two "armed and dangerous" inmates of a central Georgia prison who disarmed and killed the guards who were transporting them on a prison bus with other inmates early Tuesday morning.
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The Season 6 trailer takes the inmates to maximum security, adding new inmates and significantly complicating life at Litchfield.
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Hernandez's conversations with inmates The filing includes interviews with fellow inmates who spoke of their reaction to his suicide.
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To humiliate them, he forced male inmates to wear pink underwear and female inmates to work in chain gangs.
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As 537 death row inmates were executed there over the last 40 years, only two inmates were granted clemency.
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One Georgia prison has a special section for the most violent inmates, including those who have murdered other inmates.
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The state facility comprises several buildings and houses minimum-, medium-, maximum-security inmates, as well as death row inmates.
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The inspector general's report also found that the re-arrest rate for older inmates was relatively low compared with the rate for young inmates and said that many older inmates were good candidates for early release.
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The bill also bans shackling women inmates during childbirth and calls for placing inmates in prisons closer to their families.
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That's 12 inmates, plus entire gangs' worth of new max inmates, demonic guards, current administrators, and former Litchfield camp employees.
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"As soon as I can give this to the younger inmates, then it truly is the inmates running the asylum."
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Inmates claimed that the correction officers used high and cold temperatures in the shower as a way to punish inmates.
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It was important to film the seasons close together so that other inmates and officers wouldn't suspect his undercover inmates.
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Recently, in South Carolina, two inmates serving life sentences for multiple murders strangled to death four of their fellow-inmates.
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And some have demanded that guards and police stop brutalizing inmates and turning a blind eye to violence among inmates.
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To make room for death row inmates in Toledo, some inmates will be relocated to other facilities, Ms. Smith said.
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So lifers typically turn to other inmates for help; most long-term inmates have been before the board multiple times.
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They later requested that inmates be moved to an adjacent building, now empty but for a few dozen female inmates.
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In 2014-15, 53 percent of male inmates and 25 percent of female inmates had been in segregation that year.
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A 2016 report from the Movement Advancement Project and the Center for American Progress found trans inmates are at very high risk of sexual abuse in prison: About 1.2 percent of heterosexual inmates report sexual assault by other inmates in prison and jails, while 24.1 percent of trans inmates report at least one sexual assault.
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A 20123 report from the Movement Advancement Project and the Center for American Progress found trans inmates are at very high risk of sexual abuse in prison: About 1.2 percent of heterosexual inmates report sexual assault by other inmates in prison and jails, while 24.1 percent of trans inmates report at least one sexual assault.
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The document, which was posted on the BOP website without fanfare, mandates specialized training for federal prison guards on how to treat transgender inmates, says trans inmates should be allowed to shower separately from other inmates, and requires that housing placements give "serious consideration" to transgender inmates' own sense of where they might be safest.
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Straight inmates are known to pick fights with queer and trans inmates, or claim people like Alan are making sexual advances.
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Allow inmates to serve time in house arrest or halfway homes instead of prison cells, with exceptions for high-risk inmates.
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Though federal prisons hold fewer inmates than state prisons, a larger percentage of federal inmates are serving time for drug crimes.
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Executing eight inmates in a 10-day period is unprecedented for the state, which has executed just 27 inmates since 1976.
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They were known to give keys to inmates and let them come in on certain inmates, and stab and kill them.
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Male inmates often pass the time by writing racy letters and trying to find ways to smuggle them to female inmates.
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Inmates in drab green uniforms would take off from a platform elevated by feed bags filled with snow, which the inmates assembled.
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Inmates in the Santa Clara County prison typically serve half their sentences given good behavior, which is a standard for state inmates.
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Inmates range from shy teenagers to worn, haunted men in their eighties -- over 4,000 inmates in a prison supposed to hold 800.
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The resourceful inmates had access to old computer parts through a prison program that employs inmates to dismantle old gadgets for recycling.
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Inmates have testified that rival gangs were the prison's de facto rulers, even deciding which cells new inmates were allowed to occupy.
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Georgia inmates manhunt An intense search is on for a pair of inmates who police say killed two prison guards before escaping.
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The result left inmates' tattoos largely unprotected, a situation the EFF describes as "treating inmates as a bottomless pool of free data."
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"Staff had to give inmates a chance, but inmates had to give staff a chance, too," Jeffrey Zegarzewski, a deputy warden, said.
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Inmates will also be given free hand soap until further notice, and the prison stopped internal movements of inmates between prison complexes.
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The immigration status of another 143,698 inmates was under investigation, while 2,608 inmates were lawful immigrants or had received relief from deportation.
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All the inmates eat civilian food cooked by other inmates: rib-eye steak and lobster and sometimes all-you-can-eat shrimp.
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It would move the inmates to one jail in each borough, each with a capacity proportional to the borough's share of inmates.
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On Wednesday, 46 inmates left the building and surrendered outside; by early Thursday, there were 74 inmates and two hostages left inside.
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The staff were all white, all lower-class, and they could be more easily manipulated by white inmates than by black inmates.
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" The White House cites the fact that "our prisons can do much more to prepare inmates for release, addressing the fact that roughly 85033 percent of State inmates and 38 percent of Federal inmates are rearrested within five years of release.
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Hunter claims that officers would bribe inmates with canteen dollars (to buy shampoo or skin care) if they assaulted inmates the guards disliked.
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The lawsuit is the first of five by inmates who say Lanesboro&aposs leaders allowed or even encouraged prisoners to attack other inmates.
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Inmates in a chapel as Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency personnel look for contraband among inmates at the Manila City Jail on Sept. 29.
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According to testimonials from former inmates, some NBP inmates even have personal cooks and nurses inside the prison hospital, according to CNN Philippines.
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Inmates can be transferred for many reasons, including security issues or conflicts with other inmates, Colorado Department of Corrections spokeswoman Adrienne Jacobson said.
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According to Meyer, the inmates had pieced together the computers by pilfering parts from a computer disassembly program that employed inmates at Marion.
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Jerry Brown that would increase the number of nonviolent inmates eligible for parole and allow the inmates to earn credit for good behavior.
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He and other inmates reported that officers sliced electric cords on appliances the inmates had in their rooms, including lamps, clocks and radios.
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With officers absent or ignored, vulnerable inmates, including those who were wounded and bleeding, often pleaded in vain for help, several inmates said.
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They included the Bay Correctional Facility, which evacuated 959 inmates, while the Gulf Correctional Institution and Annex transferred 2,618 inmates to other facilities.
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Under Friday's settlement, the city has promised not to send inmates to the Albany County jail, but it will continue to transfer inmates to other counties if they are vulnerable to attack or present a high risk to other inmates or to guards.
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Texas already prohibits the shackling of pregnant inmates during labor and immediately after giving birth, though guards can still restrain inmates at other times.
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They were among 250 inmates rounded up, along with other work stoppage organizers, during the raids where zip ties were used to control inmates.
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Of the 220006,2202 foreign-born inmates in the federal prison system made up of 2628,28500 inmates, the Justice Department said 6900,2628 are U.S. citizens.
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I've talked to the moms of a couple of these inmates, and a few of the inmates I've spoken directly with on the phone.
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Three other inmates were reported to have died of overdoses at a prison in Rieti province, after inmates briefly took control of the facility.
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While some guards took the inmates into closets to have sex, others showed little fear of getting caught and propositioned inmates in their cells.
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Can a state that has pledged to end the confinement of mentally ill inmates in solitary continue to keep intellectually disabled inmates indefinitely isolated?
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The law was written to protect inmates from rape by guards or fellow inmates who could later claim that the sex had been consensual.
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"Starting a few weeks ago, we saw an uptick in employees who were feeling sickened after touching inmates' property or escorting inmates," said McNaughton.
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A camera monitoring the inmates was facing a different direction and Stone believes the inmates found a blind spot in the yard to escape.
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House Bill 2222 looks to provide female inmates in Arizona with an unlimited supply of feminine hygiene products at no cost to the inmates.
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Because the facility has lost power, inmates have been moved into an open bay dorm, that usually only accommodates a maximum of 70 inmates.
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Inmates with mental health issues have psychiatrists around during the day, but how many inmates are they really going to get into it with?
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The prison includes a detention center, where 726 inmates are housed, and an adjacent minimum-security satellite camp with 112 inmates, according to its website.
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It focuses on developing inmates as people through educational programs, family engagement and the mentorship of older inmates, some of whom are serving life sentences.
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Allow more male and female inmates to serve time in house arrest or halfway homes instead of prison cells, with exceptions for high-risk inmates.
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Instead, the Wewahitchka, Florida, facility took in inmates from at least one of the state's six evacuated facilities, according to multiple family members of inmates.
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It will come, perhaps, as no surprise that the Theo Lacy facility also houses inmates—although the inmates are held separately from the immigration detainees.
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The great escape The inmates basically took advantage of a new, unidentified guard who was working in the control room, keeping track of 140 inmates.
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So really, 12 inmates are missing, but since Linda (Beth Dover) is still counted among the inmates, the count should be 11 short, not 10.
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The prison includes a detention center, where 722 inmates are housed, and an adjacent minimum-security satellite camp with 118 inmates, according to its website.
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"Late releases from prison deprive inmates of their liberty, while early releases can put communities at risk if the inmates are dangerous," its report said.
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Tent City has the capacity of holding 2,100 inmates and peaked at 1,700 inmates, former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods said at a news conference.
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While inmates at La Palma are waiting to do their time and go home, inmates at Eloy are waiting to learn where home will be.
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Since city jails implemented alternatives to solitary confinement for inmates 21 and younger, officers have complained they lost an effective tool for controlling young inmates.
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He also counseled fellow inmates, learned sign language to help the hearing-impaired and helped start a program that educated inmates about H.I.V. and AIDS.
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At a different correctional institution, if I was catcalled by inmates, more often than not I was defended by co-workers and even other inmates.
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Judges held a special session to release some inmates, move others to state prison, and to settle cases of inmates who had already pleaded guilty.
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Young inmates have far more opportunities to continue their education, and inmates with mental illness have a better chance of getting the care they need.
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Inmates have been evacuated The Florida Department of Corrections announced evacuations of more than 4,000 inmates following structural damage to facilities caused by the hurricane.
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"While this change may result in additional credit for inmates in the future, it is not effective immediately, nor is it applicable to all inmates."
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President Obama on Monday granted the petitions for clemency of 231 federal prison inmates, and one of those inmates was 44-year-old Michael Holmes.
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He will be exposed to other inmates -- but only ones in "protective custody" -- which include people convicted of sexual assault, LGBT inmates and gang dropouts.
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Six were chosen to be autocompletes: Miami inmates are sunbathing underwater (Eduardo Martinez) Miami inmates are what becomes of the chicken before I fry it up (Thant T. Lallamont) Miami inmates are a device used to tell time (David Gouldbourne) Miami inmates are light of the world, bone of men (Ben Ice) Miami inmates are items of furniture for frightened people to lie down and rest upon (Catherine LaFleur) Miami inmates are believing in the unseen (Nancy De Nike) Since the project's launch in mid-March, there have been nearly 2,000 visits to the project's official website from five continents, primarily the US and Florida specifically.
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As a precautionary measure, the Yazoo City institution, which houses 1,310 inmates, is on limited operations and has temporarily ceased family visits and release of inmates.
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Only pregnant women, inmates needing pain management and inmates undergoing detox treatment can receive methadone in federal prisons, but they cannot use it for ongoing treatment.
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Staff at rehab centres in Vietnam have reportedly beaten inmates and forced them to toil in the fields; guards in Cambodia have reportedly raped female inmates.
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Instead, the facility in Wewahitchka, Florida, took in inmates from at least one of the state's six evacuated facilities, according to multiple family members of inmates.
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And with Rikers, grim headlines about inmates who committed suicide or correctional officers standing trial for inmates' deaths (often mentally ill ones) are a frequent sight.
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State investigators who questioned inmates about the death focused on whether Mr. McMillon had used drugs and who in the prison sold drugs, the inmates said.
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And though R.W. was apparently the victim of fellow inmates, official prison staff commit some 45 percent of sexual assaults on young inmates that get reported.
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By their nature, investigations of brutality at prisons — whether among inmates, or between inmates and correction officers — have a limited pool of witnesses to draw from.
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Her advocacy on behalf of inmates prompted her in 1977 to found the Harlem Restoration Project, which managed buildings and hired former inmates to rehabilitate apartments.
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The police and guards then exchanged gunfire with the armed men trying to help inmates escape and with the inmates themselves who were armed, it said.
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By law, inmates must be paid to work, but last year Rio's government created a new category of "volunteer labor" whereby inmates receive only reduced sentences.
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It is a crime — sexual abuse of a ward — for federal correctional employees to have sex with federal inmates, regardless of whether inmates agree to it.
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Last year, black inmates got 1,144 tickets that resulted in 180 or more days in isolation; white inmates received 226 tickets that had similarly long sentences.
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Two South Carolina prison inmates serving life sentences for murder were charged with killing four other inmates inside a maximum-security prison, the authorities said Saturday.
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Five other correctional officers were also indicted that month on separate offenses related to allegations of beating up inmates, falsifying records, and denying inmates medical care.
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Inmates ask for emergency protective order A recent lawsuit filed on behalf of more than two dozen inmates is also targeting the conditions of state prisons.
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He will be one of 86 inmates over age 80 held by Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections, where the two oldest inmates are both 91, Worden said.
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There was also a block for inmates who needed surgery; a block for inmates with chronic and terminal conditions; and a block for inmates in the work cadre unit, meaning those who were sent to this place to work and help run the building, like me.
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And she isn't alone: 24.1 percent of trans jail and prison inmates and 12.2 percent of non-heterosexual inmates report at least one sexual assault, compared with 1.2 percent of heterosexual inmates, according to a 2016 report by the Movement Advancement Project and Center for American Progress.
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But even without these changes, advocates for inmates say the city's practice of transferring young inmates appears to violate current law, which requires correction officials to send inmates to the closest suitable facilities and to take into consideration their lawyers' and families' ability to reach them.
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The treatment of inmates in the film is often shocking, and in 1987, families of seven inmates who died at Bridgewater sued the hospital and the state.
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As one does with an internet connection, the inmates used their unfettered access to download a shitload of porn, ferrying it to inmates via a thumb drive.
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Republicans wanted to add an extra punishment for inmates who expose themselves to guards and restrict the time credit to inmates convicted of certain kinds of crimes.
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The other inmates are quick to start kicking Humphrey — after Poussey's (Samira Wiley) death, tensions between the prison's inmates and guards are at an all-time high.
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The delayed releases "deprive inmates of their liberty," and have led to millions of dollars in added prison costs and legal settlements with former inmates, it concluded.
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The number of such inmates has more than quadrupled since 1984, and now about one in nine prison inmates is serving a life term, federal data shows.
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Areas now used to hold death row inmates in individual cells could be converted to double-bunked cells that could house twice as many high-security inmates.
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With the help of other inmates, we also created the Prison Community Awareness Program, mentoring inmates aged 255 to 503, some of whom were serving life sentences.
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There, black inmates were nearly four times as likely as white inmates to be sent to isolation and were held there for an average of 125 days.
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The Union students, for example, were asked not to search for information about the inmates online because the inmates cannot reciprocate, given their lack of internet access.
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Inmates are placed in the SHU typically because they are at risk from other prisoners, or pose a danger to other inmates, as well as to staff.
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The bill would give female inmates in Arizona unlimited access to feminine hygiene products, and allocates $2023,000 to provide the products at no cost to the inmates.
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The new rules weren't by any means perfect; trans inmates were still likely at an elevated risk, and prisons still sometimes ignored the needs of trans inmates.
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Hayes prepared a 22-point plan recommending more training for guards on how to recognize and handle potentially suicidal inmates, more state funding for mental health care for inmates and the use of more suicide-resistant cells with features like breakaway clothing hooks to prevent inmates from hanging themselves.
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The annual number of new black prison inmates fell by about 216 percent from 212 to 103, and the number of Hispanic inmates fell by about 210 percent, while the number of new white inmates fell by only about 2000 percent, according to the most complete federal data.
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Sources said that guards typically avoid checking on inmates at the same 30 minute interval each hour, so inmates are more aware of when guards will be around.
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The inmates had a ski jump built from snow-filled chicken feed bags, and inmates would use it to jump as high as 50 feet in the air.
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Because former inmates present lower credit risks, lenders extend former inmates slightly more loans, albeit not nearly enough to overcome a lending contraction driven by low credit scores.
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Related: This Is What Art Made by Prisoners Looks Like Female Inmates Bare Their Souls for Emotional Portraits in KY Death Row Inmates Are Sculpting Their Own Memorials
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Two other inmates were stabbed to death in fights with fellow inmates this year at US Penitentiary Hazelton -- one in April, and the most recent on September 17.
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Denying inmates payment for work contravenes United Nations guidelines on how to treat prisoners and human rights experts have said Rio was effectively forcing inmates into modern slavery.
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Games were often a common ground for me to gain the respect of inmates (trust and respect are a big deal in prison, for officers and inmates alike).
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Hundreds of inmates have been kept out of isolation since the city implemented its ban on solitary confinement for young people and reduced its use for other inmates.
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The latest revisions narrowed the scope of inmates eligible for these rewards, excluding inmates convicted of a firearms offense related to a violent crime or drug trafficking crime.
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" Such treatment of ADX inmates was disputed in court filings by the BOP, which pushed back against Aro's "inflammatory descriptions of some behavior of inmates" and "scandalous allegations.
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Officials at L.A. County Men's Jail tell TMZ they are screening inmates for the virus ... although some of the inmates we spoke with say that's news to them.
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Carandiru, one of Latin America's biggest prisons, which was home to some 8,000 inmates, was closed in 2002 after inmates across Brazil held protests against conditions in jails.
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The state will also load inmates into vans based on three levels of risk and will transport inmates alone who represent "an extraordinary safety risk," the prison system said.
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Seven inmates were killed after riots broke out Sunday at the Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville, home to some of South Carolina's most violent inmates, prison authorities said Monday.
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By 2004, Courtier allegedly fought with a black inmate before "a group of white inmates faced off against a group of black inmates," according to records obtained by PEOPLE.
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Inmates in the Santa Clara County prison typically serve half their sentences given good behavior, which is a standard for state inmates according to Bay Area TV station KRON.
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By 2004, Courtier was busted for allegedly fighting with a black inmate before "a group of white inmates faced off against a group of black inmates," according to records.
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The James T. Vaughn Correctional Center is the state's largest correctional facility for men, housing 2,500 inmates, including maximum security inmates, according to the Delaware Department of Corrections website.
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Protesters are swarming Litchfield to speak out against the prison's mistreatment of inmates — and things are bad enough that the governor's office is ready to meet the inmates' demands.
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Because detoxification guidelines for inmates are so open-ended and do not specifically govern postpartum inmates, there tends to be a lot of variance, even within the same state.
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While Belmarsh is equipped for up to 900 inmates incarcerated for a variety of offenses, up to 125 two-person cells were often crammed with three inmates last year.
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But last week, Mr. LePage conditionally commuted the state prison sentences of 0003 male inmates, and is soon expected to commute the sentences of some female inmates as well.
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Over all, black inmates were 30 percent more likely to get a disciplinary ticket than white inmates and were 65 percent more likely to be sent to solitary confinement.
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While Mr. de Blasio had been a leader in that effort, some advocates for inmates and elected officials criticized the administration's practice of transferring young inmates to county jails.
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Washington state, Pennsylvania took similar actions Organizations that advocate for civil liberties for inmates, including the ACLU, have long noted the benefits that books have for inmates for rehabilitation.
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According to affidavits submitted to the court from 13 other inmates at Maplehurst at the time, lockdowns can contribute to a sense of hopelessness and suicidal thoughts among inmates.
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Consider the numbers: According to federal data, 87 percent of US prison inmates are held in state facilities — and most state inmates are in for violent, not drug, crimes.
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The prime suspects — inmates — are already locked up.
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Other changes to transport policies announced by the prison system Friday include: — Increasing hands-on training for prison guards transporting inmates and expanding random checks of inmates&apos van restraints.
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The swearing ban for inmates in pretrial detention follows an effort begun in 2013 to prohibit guards from speaking in fenya, the prison slang, to one another and to inmates.
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Lucy Nicholson's work in the Washington Post gives a sensitive, comprehensive overview of the challenges that both the inmates and the staff face caring for the elderly and infirm inmates.
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The federal system had a ratio of 10.3 inmates per correctional officer in 2005 and a ratio of 4.9 inmates per prison staff, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Political prisoners and those accused of other non-violent offences are housed with inmates both accused and convicted of violent crimes, according to the AAPP, which regularly interviews recent inmates.
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Cameroon's state television channel CRTV reported that the inmates in Yaounde were protesting at conditions in the prison and had burned down the library and a workshop for female inmates.
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And unlike the federal system in which about half of inmates are in for drug crimes, more than half of inmates at the state level are in for violent offenses.
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A sparse concrete outdoor area known to inmates as the 'dog run' was recently turned into a garden, with a wooden gazebo, grass and swing chairs for inmates to use.
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" Erickson echoed these sentiments on his blog: "The inmates have taken over the asylum and those inmates are re-writing American history to make everything about race, racism, and slavery.
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When asked to explain how the inmates had "misused" state clothing, the assistant superintendent said that inmates had used it during the protest to yank plumbing fixtures from the wall.
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One flagrant example: The respected Treatment Advocacy Center has found that some 20 percent of jail inmates and 15 percent of inmates in state prisons have a serious mental illness.
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A report by The New York Times that drew on 60,000 disciplinary cases from 2015 showed that black and Latino inmates were punished at twice the rate of white inmates.
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Gang and individual assaults involving inmates at Rikers were more than double the corresponding totals at the county jails, and attacks between inmates and personnel were 10 times more frequent.
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The gangs are technically illegal, but they help keep things from melting down into chaos and often help stretch scarce jail resources to keep inmates fed, officials and inmates said.
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In New York, the barista program is at the forefront of the Department of Correction's wider efforts to lessen confrontations between inmates and staff and help inmates maintain social skills.
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There's no hard estimate for how many inmates and prisons are taking part in the protests, as organizers continue to recruit more and more inmates and word of mouth spreads.
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Thousands of inmates are left in Miami's Irma evacuation zone Thousands of inmates are left in Miami's Irma evacuation zone As Florida state and local officials urge South Florida residents to evacuate before Hurricane Irma makes landfall there Sunday morning, nearly 2727,500 inmates inside facilities in evacuation zones have not been moved.
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It took petitions from the ACLU and other advocates to make sure that money—which consists of the money inmates pay for the commissary and to make phone calls, and is supposed to go back to the inmates in the form of benefits like gym equipment—actually goes back to the inmates.
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The scuffles outside Fleury Merogis prison, one of Europe's largest with 3,800 inmates, coincided with news from a jail in Corsica that two security guards were attacked and injured by inmates.
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Over the course of the standoff, 23 inmates exited the building, officials said, but Coupe warned reporters that all 120 inmates in C Building, including those 46, are still considered suspects.
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"We have them in protective custody because we believe there could be an issue with other inmates that are in general population so we keep protective custody inmates together," he says.
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Sexual assault — because Mitchell made sexual contact with the inmates — and conspiracy to murder — because she and the inmates reportedly plotted to kill Mitchell's husband Lyle — were also on the table.
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The statement also said that a child was brought into the jail multiple times, helped serve meals to inmates and ate with two of the inmates, including a sexually violent offender.
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He knew they were being held at the notorious Saydnaya prison, where inmates are routinely beaten, raped and starved, according to testimony from former guards and inmates collected by rights groups.
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Moreover, the rehabilitation program that taught the inmates the computer skills they needed to pull of this feat also gave the inmates a lot of leeway to network their rogue computers.
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And the Nevada Department of Corrections and Nevada Division of Forestry, which run conservation camps for inmates, have sent six trained crews of minimum-security inmates to fight the Thomas Fire.
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From new mental health training to expanded education for inmates, we're taking aggressive steps to keep our inmates safe and provide them with tools to build productive lives once they leave.
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That means that each officer was responsible for about 11 inmates — compared to the national average, which is one officer to six inmates, according to the Association of State Correctional Administrators.
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It also allows inmates to earn more time off for good behavior, gives judges more discretion on draconian mandatory minimum sentences, and requires that inmates be incarcerated closer to their families.
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He said incoming inmates won&apost immediately have toiletries because they have to buy them from the commissary once incarcerated, but other inmates often give them items on a rent-basis.
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In addition to the stays and injunctions, 13 Ohio inmates received reprieves as a result of lethal-injection concerns, and three inmates died before they could be executed, the report said.
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A 2011–2012 Bureau of Justice Statistics survey found that nearly 40% of transgender inmates in state and federal prisons have reported being sexually victimized by other inmates or staff members.
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Most inmates given those chances will not reenter crime .
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" Her fellow reality inmates chime: "But I'm a Streep.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Some of the inmates were beheaded.
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Families of inmates are begging Obama for clemency before Trump takes over Families of inmates are begging Obama for clemency before Trump takes over Families of inmates with pending clemency petitions gathered for a candlelight vigil outside the White House on Monday night to urge President Obama to grant more clemencies before he leaves office.
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Job skills programs are only available to inmates who are nearing release, and college courses are too expensive for inmates whose incomes rely on the few dollars they earn from prison jobs.
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Nancy Ayers, a spokesperson for the Bureau of Prisons, told BuzzFeed News the policy considers the needs of transgender inmates and other inmates in accordance with the Prison Rape Elimination Act regulation.
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These actions have led to a decline in the number of inmates in contract prisons, about 195,000 compared to roughly 220,000 inmates at the high in 2013, according to the attorney general.
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"There's lots of reform going on in the prisons, such as new budgets for food supplies, healthcare and education opportunities for inmates, and also reforming the moral behavior of inmates," he said.
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One of three inmates who escaped from a South Carolina prison was captured Sunday night after authorities launched a dragnet; but the other two inmates, both murder suspects, remained on the loose.
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After inspectors rebuked HMP Maghaberry in 2015 partly for failing to provide enough activities for inmates, officers opened a recycling plant to train inmates and a café where prisoners do the serving.
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The state prohibits inmates from having social networking accounts, and it is a felony for inmates to "possess a cell phone, wireless communication device or computer," the department says on its website.
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The changes were part of a settlement reached in a 2014 lawsuit brought by seven death row inmates who argued Arizona's lethal injection practices were experimental, secretive and caused inmates prolonged suffering.
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It doesn't work without other inmates, though, so they borrow the hostage COs, forcing them to do count and make their beds according to the rigid instructions the inmates are subject to.
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Some inmates were punished with weeks, even months, in lockdown in "the box," a section of the jail where inmates were confined to their cells for up to 23 hours a day.
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In 2013, lawyers sued the state of California and forced the relocation of inmates to other several jails because convicted inmates were knowingly being exposed to the fungus that causes Valley Fever.
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He records guards shamelessly admitting that they trained bloodhounds by using actual inmates, beat inmates outside the view of cameras and routinely failed to perform the most basic elements of their jobs.
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The city has incarcerated more than 5,23 inmates housed mostly at Rikers with about 500 inmates serving sentences for nonviolent misdemeanor crimes, which de Blasio said he has the authority to release.
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Problems have been reported throughout Parchman, where roughly 3,600 of Mississippi's 222.5,229 inmates are incarcerated, but Unit 235.6, which can house 2800,225 inmates, has the most issues, Hall has said for months.
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The Bureau of Prisons says residential re-entry centers are designed to reduce the chances that inmates will relapse into criminal behavior and are intended to provide assistance to inmates nearing release.
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By prescribing codeine to inmates, Ms. Bonds said, the federal prison system is supporting the cycle of addiction and increasing the chance inmates have of overdosing once they are released from custody.
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Depending on a variety of factors, inmates may receive Methadone, Vivitrol (Naltrexone), or Suboxone (Buprenorphine) as part of the BOP's medication assisted treatment (MAT) program for inmates with opioid use disorder (OUD).
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Mr. Rizzo has proposed that inmates start working on his nearly 75 acres of vines in the coming year; under certain circumstances, some inmates in Italy are allowed to work outside prisons.
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Until late last year, for instance, a recreation room for female inmates received little sunlight because metal sheeting had been used to construct a barrier to block male inmates from peering in.
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In general, inmates suffer from illiteracy or struggle to read at rates far greater than the rest of the population, according to a 1994 study of inmates in federal and state prisons.
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And in North Carolina, officials were preparing to evacuate inmates from three facilities located in the eastern part of the state on Tuesday as well as inmates from another five facilities Wednesday.
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Taser targeted two potential customers: the federal prison system, which holds some 185,000 inmates in 122 facilities, and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, which houses about 126,000 inmates in 34 facilities.
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Benicio del Toro and Paul Dano play the inmates, while Patricia Arquette stars as a prison employee who gets caught up in a tryst with the inmates and ends up helping them out.
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In 2011, it went to the current ratio and eliminated provisions that excluded inmates convicted of serious felonies, those required to register as sex offenders, or inmates with prior serious or violent felonies.
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On June 20 multiple fights broke out between inmates at Smith State Prison in Glenville, Georgia, resulting in injuries to some 20 inmates, 16 of whom were taken to outside hospitals, Hogan said.
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The other executed Arkansas inmates On April 20, Ledell Lee became the first of the four Arkansas inmates to be executed as well as the first person in the state in 12 years.
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The first officer was released by inmates at the prison, about 40 miles (64 km) south of Wilmington, on Wednesday afternoon and inmates released the second officer in the evening, state officials said.
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Hickenlooper, a Democrat, points out that just two homeless inmates surveyed who arrived in Colorado post-legalization chose only marijuana as their reason for coming, though inmates were free to select multiple responses.
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Indifferent treatment of inmates, the widespread sexual harassment of both staff and inmates and a "head in the sand" management style when it comes to questionable management behaviors, have all made accountability difficult.
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The investigation documented CCA's failure to provide adequate medical care to seriously ill or pregnant inmates, rampant corruption amongst corrections officers (including sexual abuse of inmates), and unreported assaults amongst the prison population.
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Inmates will commonly put padlocks from foot lockers into socks and swing "at the head or body of another individual," the Washington-based Corrections Information Council reported in October, citing several Hazelton inmates.
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But she argued that prisons must train inmates to become responsible citizens capable of re-entering society, and noted that the recidivism rate of inmates in similar programs is far lower than average.
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"They [officials] obviously aren't providing the constitutionally required safe environment for the inmates," Carter Elliott, a Georgetown lawyer whose has filed lawsuits for inmates in South Carolina, told the news outlet last year.
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A large contingent of Holman inmates are serving life without parole, and there are 168 cells set aside for death row inmates, who are executed on site at the state's only death chamber.
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California, which reinstated the death penalty in 19703, has 737 inmates on death row in San Quentin prison, about a quarter of the total number of death row inmates in the United States.
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Union leaders also had complained that Mr. Johnson was overly aggressive when it came to bringing charges against officers for using force on inmates, but slow to bring charges when inmates attacked officers.
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Some legal groups have raised concerns about the potential risk to inmates if the virus were to spread inside correctional facilities, which could disproportionately harm older inmates and those with underlying health conditions.
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The film follows three volunteers who enter the program, which lasts four days and takes place in a single room, where inmates recount their life stories as the non-inmates sit with them.
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There have also been more than 3,100 inmates released early for good behavior, while early compassionate releases for terminally ill inmates jumped from 34 in 2018 to 124 after the law took effect.
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"What the State may not do, in my view, is allow Christian or Muslim inmates but not Buddhist inmates to have a religious adviser of their religion in the execution room," he said.
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"What the State may not do, in my view, is allow Christian or Muslim inmates but not Buddhist inmates to have a religious adviser of their religion in the execution room," he wrote.
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They were part of a year-old program there where "trusted inmates" worked with shelter dogs to teach them discipline, while the inmates learned compassion for animals, CNN affiliate WCPO in Cincinnati reported.
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A trashy escape Surveillance video shows a prison escape worthy of a movie: Inmates pop out of two giant trash bins that authorities say were rolled out of the prison by fellow inmates.
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Consider the statistics: According to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics, 87 percent of US prison inmates are held in state facilities (and most state inmates are in for violent, not drug, crimes).
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Consider the numbers: According to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics, 87 percent of US prison inmates are held in state facilities (and most state inmates are in for violent, not drug, crimes).
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Others are said to depict inmates being humiliated and abused.
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He was assaulted by a guard and beaten by inmates.
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Scrawled graffitti indicates the names and dates of inmates' deaths.
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"Religious inmates had outlets for their grief," she tells me.
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Of the 104 inmates who died, just two were armed.
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Miracle Mutts places shelter dogs with incarcerated inmates for training.
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Authorities had used a radio to communicate with the inmates.
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We, the taxpayers, are presumably paying for the inmates' food.
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These 463 states collectively release some 246,230 inmates each year.
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Pot dealers are the most reviled criminals among prison inmates.
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Thousands of inmates in state prisons have been evacuated too.
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But through the project, inmates can begin forging support networks.
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There are 47 inmates on Oklahoma's death row, Hunter said.
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Where inmates are housed has serious consequences, LGBT advocates say.
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About 2,150 of those inmates are authorized to fight fires.
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He asked the inmates to build caskets for his parents.
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First, identify the inmates who are most likely to reoffend.
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Of the 1,400 inmates, how many receive regular conjugal visits?
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Crusius has been separated from other inmates, Acosta said Wednesday.
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The database shows relatively few inmates with overtly criminal tattoos.
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There are six other Virginia inmates currently on death row.
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What was your process for securing access to the inmates?
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What did you observe about the challenges jailed inmates experience?
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What sort of interesting currencies have you seen inmates using?
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However, inmates are allowed unlimited meeting time with their lawyers.
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Not all the inmates' stories are featured in your video.
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In 2015, L.A. County housed 17,049 inmates daily on average.
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Texas and Florida together housed 24,404 inmates in private prisons.
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Some people, they look down on us because we're inmates.''
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For example, many states allow inmates to wear various clothing.
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At least two inmates have died since the strikes started.
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Inmates are still allowed to use email, the report states.
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No staff members were injured and no inmates were hospitalized.
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Go deeper: Inmates with hepatitis C aren't getting the medicine.
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Inmates feared indefinite detention But prosecutors didn't buy this story.
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Jail officials expect to add more inmates to the program.
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These issues are just exasperated by the discontentment of inmates.
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The panel was made up of nine randomly selected inmates.
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Ward was one of two inmates scheduled to die Monday.
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Ward was one of two inmates set to die Monday.
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Most inmates working there can't wait until it's Monday again.
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In theory, this makes it easier to control inmates' behaviour.
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The deputies initially thought the inmates were inciting a riot.
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In turn, those costs can be passed along to inmates.
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The case is among a half dozen against Guantanamo inmates.
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The investigation found that the inmates' accounts were not reliable.
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Both inmates and detainees, however, were served the same food.
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Who knows what nefarious things inmates could do with that.
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The 6,600 inmates gave an average of $8 per person.
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There are six remaining death row inmates in the state.
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Members worked to overturn their own and other inmates' convictions.
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At the same time, I couldn't connect with other inmates.
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"There were inmates that actually shielded this victim," Coop said.
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TURKEY has good news for inmates of its crowded prisons.
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Even when the units are properly isolated, inmates can meet.
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Former students said instructors had beaten and raped inmates. Oct.
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But for most inmates, going without makeup isn't a choice.
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The relationships between the staff and inmates are more casual.
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Inmates at the camps even get fed better, Sessa said.
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"When they freed the inmates, he got free," said Ali.
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There were 242 inmates housed there when Obama took office.
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In the inmates' version, Piscatella had been holding them hostage.
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Prison lives also provides resources to the families of inmates.
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True, some inmates considered themselves Black Panthers or Maoist revolutionaries.
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Audemio sensed that the other inmates were afraid of him.
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Many Scorpion inmates are political prisoners rather than dangerous criminals.
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The two inmates eventually crawled out through a steam pipe.
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" Another day, another road sign: "Hitchhikers May Be Escaping Inmates.
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That moment was the inception of Inmates to Entrepreneurs (inmatestoentrepreneurs.org).
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He got the nickname Running Man from his fellow inmates.
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Inmates can order special meals, including those that are kosher.
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Inmates say their complaints often lead to retaliation by officers.
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Discs of the materials were found in two inmates' possession.
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Lawyers for the inmates say the plan isn't working, though.
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The inmates also alleged a lack of basic medical care.
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What kind of relationships did you have with the inmates?
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Another 17 inmates were injured, the department of corrections said.
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Inmates maintain a stable of horses in the prison yard.
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It is now virtually the only drug inmates are using.
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Standing up put me in the inmates' line of sight.
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Concentration camp inmates in Nazi Germany were branded with numbers.
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No death row inmates will be released under the order.
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They are not preyed upon by inmates at this facility.
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In the last year, three inmates took their own lives.
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It also counts jail inmates in a slightly different way.
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So we only know the inmates' side of the story.
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Currently, Ohio has almost 51,000 inmates in its prison system.
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But inmates said the transfers do not make them safer.
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Eligible inmates will be released no later than 6 a.m.
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Texas' prison inmates were not exempt from the hurricane's effects.
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At least two inmates were reported killed there this year.
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Hundreds of thousands of Uighur Muslim inmates are detained there.
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The relocation of the inmates had been underway since May.
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The inmates who attended the debate volunteered to do so.
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It is dangerous to both the guards and the inmates.
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He met inmates serving terms as long as seven years.
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White inmates were held for an average of 90 days.
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More than 75,000 inmates would be eligible for this benefit.
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Other inmates left ADX under better circumstances and still failed.
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He fought with other inmates and was placed in solitary.
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But the warning shots only stopped one group of inmates.
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Inmates from mainland China are not counted as foreign prisoners.
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There's abuse of captive guards and other inmates, even mutilation.
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It would be easy for "Orange" to romanticize its inmates.
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The pair has four additional former inmates working with them.
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From their cells, inmates can look out through tiny portholes.
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Five inmates have died, three of them slain at Parchman.
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They are dangerous to everybody — the inmates and the staff.
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The department redacted the officers' names but not the inmates'.
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Some inmates died of starvation and lack of medical care.
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Even inmates on death row are allowed these special visits.
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When appropriate, inmates then meet with clerics to talk ideology.
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For federal inmates, the numbers were only moderately more encouraging.
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Several other inmates confirmed the account, Mallinckrodt told his colleagues.
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Fellow inmates helped him dress, shave, and make his bed.
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She said other inmates could have taken advantage of her.
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During courthouse hearings, the sheriff brings the inmates around back.
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Some people, they look down on us because we're inmates.
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My students stoically prepare to go back to being inmates.
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The inmates' lives are confined to a pair of buildings.
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Majority of the time, inmates are characterized by their crime.
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Some are built near indoctrination camps and employ former inmates.
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Slashings and stabbings among inmates at times exceeded 1,103 annually.
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In the chaos, two inmates escaped but were later caught.
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David Wisnia and Helen Spitzer were Jewish inmates in Auschwitz.
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Those inmates are now essentially sentenced to life in prison.
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Insider talked to former inmates and activists about life there.
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Instead, she used her position to help inmates and allies.
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The inmates' mental health on the day of the hearing?
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Many inmates said they believed that the process was rigged.
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Just four states executed more than two inmates in 2017.
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Lawyers who work with inmates say this is mere wordplay.
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Roof is one of the inmates currently on death row.
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Researchers also say some inmates are subjected to forced labor.
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Inmates have no representation, and there is no impartial tribunal.
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Four of the five inmates have joined the 2005 lawsuit.
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He called inmates to vouch that he had no enemies.
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Inmates said fantasy leagues operate almost entirely on handwritten spreadsheets.
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He boasted about denying ice to inmates in hot weather.
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All of the inmates had been sentenced, Major Franco added.
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"We have to protect other inmates from him," Hall said.
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Lyon made lifelong friends of some of the Texas inmates.
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The inmates' lawyers also did not seek charges, it added.
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The inmates were promised extra blankets, but they never came.
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"I have several inmates that are very elderly," she said.
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Prison officials say they couldn't afford to pay inmates more.
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The hotel's new guests — or inmates — received a cooler welcome.
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Many inmates weathered the storm still locked in their cells.
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But for many inmates, the poor pay still feels unfair.
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Up there, [correction officers] would get stabbed, and inmates too.
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Thousands of federal prison inmates will benefit from the bill.
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Prisons basically ignore the Americans With Disabilities Act, leaving a third of inmates facing abuse and neglect Prisons basically ignore the Americans With Disabilities Act, leaving a third of inmates facing abuse and neglect Prisons across the U.S. routinely flout the Americans With Disabilities Act, subjecting thousands of inmates with physical and mental health problems to painful and sometimes humiliating conditions, according to watchdog groups, inmates, corrections officials, and a former Justice Department official in charge of enforcing the law.
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In Florida, all of the nearly 100,000 inmates had to watch an informational video warning of the dangers of synthetic cannabinoids, which has now become mandatory viewing for all new inmates during intake procedures.
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The number grew by 14 times since 1970, and researchers believe the increase has resulted in inmates facing more health problems and sexual abuse, which 86 percent of female inmates claim they have experienced.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two female inmates at New York's Rikers Island jail who claimed they were raped repeatedly by a guard cannot sue on behalf of other inmates, a U.S. judge ruled on Tuesday.
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They've shuttered the Temporary Detention Center, which was originally erected to house inmates following Katrina, and transferred inmates to the main facility, the Orleans Justice Center, which Stelly says is newer and more modern.
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Inmates would contact family members of friends outside Rikers and instruct them to pay bribes to McCoy, who would then pick up the items and bring them into Rikers to deliver to the inmates.
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Death row inmates and a coalition of First Amendment organizations are arguing that the paralytic agent only prevents people from seeing the pain the inmates may experience and effectively undermines the purpose of witnesses.
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She has the male inmates give her their sperm, which she injects into the female inmates in the hope of producing a fetus for her futuristic incubator (her "plastic pussy," according to one character).
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She has urged state court administrators to open a courtroom on the island to expedite arraignments and other proceedings for inmates who commit crimes in jail; currently, those inmates are shuttled to the Bronx.
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This is a reversal of an Obama administration decision to phase out the use of private for-profit prisons to house federal inmates because the number of such inmates has been dropping since 2013.
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Consider the statistics: According to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics, 87 percent of US prison inmates are held in state facilities (and most state inmates are in for violent crimes, not drug crimes).
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The federal prison system, composed of nearly 150,000 inmates in 122 facilities nationwide, had previously been in a moderate defensive posture, with a mandatory quarantine for new inmates and a ban on most visitation.
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But the lawsuit alleges that Texas state inmates can't get access to hand sanitizer because of state policy that says they can't have it -- even while some inmates have been forced to make it.
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In April, seven inmates died in a riot in a South Carolina prison, and already in August, at least 10 Mississippi inmates have died, most in cases that officials believe were from natural causes.
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Officers regularly inventory and maintain inmates' property, search cells, and secure common areas in the unit, making sure these spaces are free of contraband that could pose a threat to prison staff or inmates.
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Another criticism centers on the fact that private prisons earn more revenue when inmates serve more of their sentence, an incentive for private prison officials to give inmates more infractions, to forestall their release.
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Inmates at the center may be assigned to work for various government agencies for paid employment while inmates in the work release program work for private employers in the community, according to the website.
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"Lawyers on behalf of the rappers accused the defendants of violating Mississippi inmates&apos constitutional rights by not properly staffing the prisons to deal with violence and allowing inmates to live in "inhumane conditions.
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Field believes it would be a better use of resources if they could pick up inmates before they were released from jails, like in the past, when counties were allowed to hold inmates ICE wanted.
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The South Carolina Senate on Tuesday passed a bill 26–12 that allows that state to electrocute inmates even in cases in which the inmates opt for the lethal injection but the drugs aren't available.
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While the 219 decrease is notable, it doesn't come close to reversing that larger trend (there were more than 21000,2170 inmates in federal prisons in 2180, 769% more than the 25,000 federal inmates in 1980).
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About 5% of inmates across the U.S. are held in solitary confinement, but those inmates account for approximately 50% of inmate suicides, according to psychiatrist Terry Kupers, who was in quoted in Wired in 2013.
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The sheriff's office tried adding deputies, which was costly, and also using special jumpsuits to restrict access to inmates genitals, but that was discontinued when inmates burned the jumpsuits in microwave ovens, the suit said.
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But Mr. Vance said that expanding college programs for inmates made sense from a crime-fighting standpoint because studies had shown that inmates who earned a college degree were less likely to return to prison.
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Inmates first began exhibiting symptoms on Friday and officials reached out to the CDC and the Indiana Department of Health for help test the population at the facility which holds about 1,500 inmates, Randolph said.
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The measure would allow thousands of inmates convicted of "nonviolent" felonies to apply for parole and give prison officials the ability to give those inmates more credit for time spent in rehabilitation and education programs.
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High-profile inmates are generally held in protective custody on Rikers Island, a network of nine jails with a total of 7,500 inmates, including pretrial detainees and convicts serving sentences of a year or less.
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According to the GTL contract with the state, accessing ebooks on the tablet will cost inmates up to 5 cents per minute, while using the tablet for video visitations costs inmates 25 cents per minute.
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Since 2006, white inmates serving two to four years for one count of third-degree burglary were released after an average of 803 days while black inmates sentenced for the same crime served 883 days.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two female inmates at New York City's Rikers Island jail who claimed they were raped repeatedly by a guard cannot sue on behalf of other inmates, a U.S. judge ruled on Tuesday.
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In addition to creating a system that will allow some low-risk inmates to earn early release, the new law also retroactively increases the number of days inmates receive off their sentences for good behavior.
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But for LGBTQ advocates, the Obama-era rules were a step toward protecting trans inmates from a disproportionate risk of sexual assault and guaranteeing these inmates their Eighth Amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
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Ogiamien wrote to the court in an affidavit that lockdowns can lead to fighting among inmates, and that inmates will gang up or resort to using weapons to get access to a shower or telephone.
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Read: Florida isn't evacuating all its inmates in Hurricane Michael's path Meanwhile, the mothers, fathers, girlfriends, wives, brothers and sisters of inmates incarcerated in prisons are desperate for any information about their loved ones' wellbeing.
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As the violence spread, inmates set fire to the prison warehouse.
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Charitable institutions were eager to ensure that their inmates conformed to
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Other inmates heard Jackson's screams during labor, CNN affiliate WPLG reported.
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These inmates may have escaped prison, but they're no less captive.
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The ruling left open what should happen to inmates previously sentenced.
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Last year, 13 inmates died from K2 overdoses in Arkansas prisons.
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If new inmates refuse to produce the documents, they are punished.
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Instant ramen noodles have become like cash among inmates in America.
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And Obama's clemency actions only captured a fraction of federal inmates.
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Inmates would reportedly grab them using broom handles or makeshift hooks.
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Illness for illness, inmates are the sickest people in the country.
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State attorneys defending Parsons said he acted reasonably to protect inmates.
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Mandate the provision of sanitary napkins and tampons to female inmates.
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Some of the inmates were decapitated in a fight between gangs.
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During Hurricane Irma, inmates sleep on mats crammed into public areas.
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Of the nearly 33 inmates imprisoned here, the majority have jobs.
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The inmates and taxi driver remained in San Jose until Jan.
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There, inmates are routinely tortured, starved, forced to work, and raped.
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Definitely. Male inmates don't want a lot of contact with officers.
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In a normal prison, inmates are spoon-fed, notes Mr Eberhardt.
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By teaching the inmates responsibility, Bastoy aims to "create good neighbours".
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An additional five inmates provided similar accounts to prisoners' rights groups.
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He then began behaving erratically, though not violently, the inmates said.
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Several other guards also responded and beat him, the inmates said.
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After inmates rioted, the government rescinded the plan the following year.
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For one, the quick turnaround reduces the inmates' chances for appeal.
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One of the inmates sent her a letter about her husband.
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But Dale Baich, an attorney for death row inmates, rejected that.
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The overall jail system his department runs houses some 18,000 inmates.
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Inmates with mental illness are no longer held in solitary confinement.
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"Certain inmates talk about, thinking about suicide, suicidal thoughts," George said.
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In May 2015, Hernandez got into brawl with two other inmates.
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" The inmates, she said, were used by officers as "punching bags.
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"You had 200 inmates in a room for 50," she said.
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But some local jails in Virginia are leaving inmates in place.
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Unfortunately, reforms which free inmates create trade-offs when some misbehave.
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Their travails and concerns are so sharply contrasted to the inmates'.
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The three Orange County Central Men's Jail inmates escaped on Jan.
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The Houthi rebels say those strikes have killed hundreds of inmates.
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Therefore, inmates were ultimately responsible for the lack of hot meals.
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In some state prisons, including Texas, inmates don't see a dime.
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Oliver breaks down how it sucks the life from its inmates.
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Clinton Correctional Facility was also known for housing high-profile inmates.
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He shares these tall but largely true tales with fellow inmates.
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It was not immediately clear if all the dead were inmates.
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And the inmates don't ever see the sun, don't ever leave.
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I've seen inmates try to run through a metal cell door.
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It won&apost release inmates to ICE without a judicial warrant.
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If incarceration actually rehabilitated inmates, then that assumption would make sense.
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But do we treat former inmates as full members of society?
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Housing the inmates for this extra time cost taxpayers $11 million.
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He had been one of Nevada's longest-serving death row inmates.
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The guard, the inmates later learned, had had a heart attack.
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That's why a lot of inmates turn to God in here.
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Both male and female inmates can volunteer for the new program.
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The inmates stumble backwards to allow the door to swing open.
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The chef and the head waiter are the only non-inmates.
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He is then placed in a holding cell with other inmates.
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Other inmates, more experienced and violent than he, stare him down.
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Jaime Rodriguez said, of inmates setting fires in two areas inside.
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In Alabama, Florida and Virginia, inmates can choose the electric chair.
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Only Utah and Oklahoma allow inmates to choose a firing squad.
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Roughly 60 percent of all inmates are placed in open-prisons.
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Horton didn't say how the inmates posted images of the riot.
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He estimates these reforms will benefit 10,000 inmates in federal prisons.
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It resumed executions last year and put two inmates to death.
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The prison carries out executions and houses inmates on death row.
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Around 100,000 state inmates are housed in for-profit institutions overall.
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The report also highlights the terrible conditions in which inmates live.
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In Italy, only family members are allowed to communicate with inmates.
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He had put together a nearly flawless record helping other inmates.
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And more worrisome, such former inmates risk backsliding into criminal conduct.
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The prison is unfenced and inmates have telephone and internet access.
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The governor's action affects more than 22019 inmates on death row.
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In the eighties and nineties, the inmates called it Little Nam.
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The agency has responded that it honors all inmates' human rights.
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Combined, there are a total of 1,013 beds available for inmates.
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Other counties, other jails and other inmates are not so lucky.
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Other inmates brought attention to their suffering only to be rebuffed.
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The book was muted, with unintrusive portraits of Piper's fellow-inmates.
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More than 130 inmates have been killed so far this year.
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I've been exchanging a lot of correspondence with federal inmates lately.
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There are around 3,800 inmates housed at the camps, he said.
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The Court sanctioned eugenics and forced sterilization against inmates of institutions.
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Same rule for prison inmates or Presidents of the United States.
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The corrections department said it has 740 inmates on death row.
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As the company grew, he sought to include other former inmates.
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The majority of the time, inmates are characterized by their crime.
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Fifty-two inmates were killed and 12 injured in the violence.
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Over 25% of inmates in Swedish prison are in pretrial detention.
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They said the state policy denies inmates' their First Amendment rights.
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The department says five inmates will be executed, starting in December.
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In federal prisons, 9 per 100,000 inmates ended their own lives.
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Some prisons have basketball and tennis courts available to inmates too.
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Dozens of inmates were also taken hostage during the unfolding drama.
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His safety among other inmates is one concern, his lawyers say.
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Inmates are also not entitled to legal representation at parole hearings.
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That provision is typically used for elderly or gravely ill inmates.
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Even 60 Muslim inmates in isolation are fed meals after sundown.
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While he was in charge, seven inmates died in a prison.
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Of the jail's 1,511 inmates, 158 managed to escape, he said.
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No one benefits when inmates are disconnected from their support networks.
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It has executed three inmates since the start of the year.
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But some of the inmates would editorialize in their own way.
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Do you think inmates just randomly send us pictures and videos?
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Inmates refusing food for days signals the situation's seriousness, she says.
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Suddenly, my group of inmates storms one side of the yard.
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I keep that slow, dragging saunter, striding over the defeated inmates.
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The other inmates pull Crazy Eyes away before she kills Kukudio.
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He calls for backup and the guards start to remove inmates.
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Inmates are also allowed to continue their treatment after being released.
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Hansen said such letters from jail or prison inmates are common.
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A thick cloud of smoke rose, apparently from inmates burning mattresses.
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It also addressed the problem of radicalization of inmates in prison.
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Statewide, 129 inmates died across Virginia in the same time period.
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It quoted interviews with former inmates for some of the details.
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Tursun says the inmates ranged in age from 17 to 62.
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After tearing down a gate, about 50 inmates fled the complex.
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Inmates were kept in sealed rooms for 23 hours a day.
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Florida had treated just 13 inmates when the federal court intervened.
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Inmates have demanded the release of political detainees held without charges.
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Mr. Annucci strenuously denied that inmates' reading options would be curtailed.
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In one isolation ward, inmates were given newspapers to feign normalcy.
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Most federal inmates facing state charges are held on Rikers Island.
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The inmates are not locked in their cells during the day.
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And many thousands of inmates were deported to Germany for extermination.
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The inmates in France also had access to the outside world.
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Inmates were forced to leave most of their personal belongings behind.
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As of March 203, there are 85,948 inmates; 82,101 are male.
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Sheriffs have found other ways to squeeze money out of inmates.
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Wende quarantined seven employees that came in contact with infected inmates.
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The inmates also seek access to daily showers and clean laundry.
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The inmates are heatedly discussing the killing of Osama bin Laden.
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He found it was "virtually ungoverned" and the inmates were armed.
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County and city jails held around 750,000 inmates in mid-553.
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Inmates under disciplinary action will not have access to the service.
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Today they consist mostly of delinquents, thugs and even former inmates.
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Over all, the facility can house up to 22010 immigrant inmates.
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Ms. King also established a program for learning-disabled prison inmates.
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In 1978, 1,500 inmates at the Canfield Prison in Ellis, Tex.
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In the southern city of Foggia, 50 inmates managed to escape.
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Other jails are offering literature on COVID-19 to exiting inmates.
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Dozens of inmates at Rikers have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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All released inmates are encouraged to remain quarantined for 14 days.
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Sometimes, he writes letters for inmates, or helps them to communicate.
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At least 230 inmates have died by various causes since 29.
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It is unclear if all six of the injured are inmates.
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In the face of lax enforcement, inmates seem emboldened, they said.
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New York prison inmates are making hand sanitizer for the state.
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I've never been incarcerated, so I didn't know anything about inmates.
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It also instructs camp staff to recruit informants among the inmates.
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But for black inmates, what happens inside can be profoundly damaging.
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It is unknown where one of the inmates was being held.
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Many inmates were not dressed warmly enough for the cold weather.
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"The inmates watch our staffing level," Shannon told the local paper.
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He was also among the inmates who had been denied meals.
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They aren't as safe or secure for staff members or inmates.
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Texas, Alabama and Florida executed inmates last month, the center said.
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About half the country's inmates are drug offenders, Mr. Dusak said.
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"There really are no 'medium security inmates' in Indonesia," he said.
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Fifty-one inmates including murderers and kidnappers broke out of jail.
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The subjects of Hayeri's story are inmates who've murdered their husbands.
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In the report, inmates contradicted the explanations correctional staff gave investigators.
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The pods don't require paid janitors; inmates do the work themselves.
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Parchman, the state's oldest prison, is capable of holding 3,560 inmates.
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A Warren Justice Department could reverse it back for federal inmates.
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The man said the inmates demanded better treatment at the prison.
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They described cells so cramped that inmates took turns to rest.
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Brian Hamilton is the founder of Sageworks and Inmates to Entrepreneurs.
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It described inmates developing stomach bacteria from drinking the prison's water.
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Twenty inmates have been executed in the United States in 2016.
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Torres spoke with inmates through small openings in their cell doors.
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In that clip, Cosby talked about his work with black inmates.
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At least two other inmates have claimed they were similarly violated.
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Her ruling applied only to four death row inmates, she noted.
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No staff or other inmates were injured, the prisons bureau said.
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No other inmates or staff were injured, the prisons bureau said.
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In a couple of hours, the sportsmates will be inmates again.
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We cannot deprive inmates of access to essential, life-saving medications.
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Under questioning, some of them admitted they were working with inmates.
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In 2202, DOJ said, the HIV rate peaked at 2628,28500 inmates.
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Inmates also receive credit for time served before trial or conviction.
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Even regular inmates (not political prisoners) approached and talked to me.
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This is not just about ensuring the humane treatment of inmates.
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Unlike most death row inmates, Scott Raymond Dozier wanted to die.
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Inmates have no privacy, not even access to a private toilet.
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Unlike the other inmates, Lazo did not have to be there.
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Unlike the other inmates, Lazo did not have to be there.
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Both the inmates and guards will treat him like a star.
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Inmates can easily exploit that culture of permissiveness, the report said.
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According to Proceso, there have been riots and fights between inmates.
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Inmates said in interviews that Ms. Dockery begged for aid incessantly.
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Inmates received well below the minimum wage, if anything at all.
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Brutal and dehumanizing conditions brutalize and dehumanize both inmates and staff.
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New Jersey inmates make more than a million aluminum plates annually.
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For many inmates, this setup doesn't feel like a fair deal.
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Of that group, nearly 650 inmates have been released from prison.
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Unlike many other former inmates, he found meaningful work after prison.
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"To these people [other inmates], I'm an old man," he says.
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Calculated by the number of incidents per 1,000 inmates in the 2015 fiscal year, there was a 19 percent increase in infractions cited to inmates for fights or assaults, a 46 percent increase in reports of inmate assaults on jail staff and a 27 percent increase in reports of the use of force by staff members against inmates, the comptroller's office said.
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Rikers guards are beating up inmates while New York figures out how to close the jail Rikers guards are beating up inmates while New York figures out how to close the jail Guards at New York City's notorious Rikers Island jail complex routinely pummel inmates and lie about it afterwards, according to a new report from an independent court-appointed federal monitor.
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In some facilities, inmates who are eligible to receive packages (usually those who are lowest risk and have good behavior) can get a care package once every three months; at others, inmates are allowed weekly deliveries.
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The argument is similar to those from other condemned inmates in recent years, stemming in part from several US executions in 2014 -- after states altered their drug protocols -- in which witnesses said inmates appeared to suffer.
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Details: Booker's proposal would create a bipartisan Executive Clemency Panel as a part of the executive branch that would review inmates eligible to be released under executive order — without requiring any action from the inmates themselves.
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The claims, most of which come from Rikers, resulted from violent encounters between inmates or between inmates and guards, as well as more routine injuries and accidents, Mr. Stringer said in a news conference on Wednesday.
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Another rights activist in touch with inmates said the deal was brokered after tribal figures intervened with the authorities who gave assurances to inmates held without charge they would be released if they ended their revolt.
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While the authorities said they were still investigating exactly how the inmates got out of the prison, in the northwest corner of the state, Sheriff Clark said the inmates assaulted two detention officers in the process.
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California plans to release 3,500 nonviolent inmates in the next 60 days, a move to try to reduce its prison population and reduce the risk to inmates and staff of being infected with the novel coronavirus.
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In Los Angeles County, the largest county prison system in the US, Villanueva said his office had reduced the population from 17,076 inmates to 16,459, a reduction of more than 600 inmates, in about two weeks.
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On Thursday, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said that 65 inmates had been placed in quarantine after a U.S. Marshall tested positive for coronavirus, but added that the city would not consider releasing any at-risk inmates.
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With close study, scientists should be able to discern what foods the inmates consumed and the diseases they suffered, providing a fuller portrait of the hell the state visited upon its black prison inmates in particular.
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A greater share of black inmates are in prison for violent offenses, and minority inmates are disproportionately younger, factors that could explain why an inmate would be more likely to break prison rules, state officials said.
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Inmates have used illegal cellphones to capture and transmit images — inmates fighting, broken toilets, holes in prison walls, dangling wires and dead rodents caught in sticky traps — that have come to define the crisis in Mississippi.
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The ACLU reached a settlement in its class action lawsuit against the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections that allows death row inmates to be held in the same manner as general population inmates, the ACLU announced Monday.
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Female inmates and their kids visit the museum The Children's Museum of Manhattan has become an unlikely place for making connections between children and female inmates at one of the largest jail complexes in the country.
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The clause is typically invoked in the case of inmates who are elderly or ill, but in April the Sentencing Commission broadened the criteria to allow for the release of inmates for "extraordinary and compelling" reasons.
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READ: Thousands of inmates are left in Miami's Hurricane Irma evacuation zone Inmates left behind at a federal prison near Houston following Hurricane Harvey in August 2017 reported food shortages, no drinking water, and sewage flooding.
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" Ringgold stated in a recent interview with Brooklyn Museum senior curator Catherine Morris, that she incorporated the inmates' requests, making the work illustrate "different aspects of American life that they [the female inmates] were not privy to.
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Because inmates are vulnerable to sexual assault both by prison staff and other inmates, Congress in 2003 passed the Prison Rape Elimination Act, which calls for corrections systems to have a zero-tolerance policy on prison rape.
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Lawyers for death-row inmates have argued the drug cannot achieve the level of unconsciousness required for surgery, making it unsuitable for executions and subjecting inmates to pain caused by other drugs in the lethal injection mixes.
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A nurse would come in and made sure everyone got their medication and the guards in the mental health household are trained and knew how to handle these particular inmates—we weren't treated like the other inmates.
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The BOP noted what while inmates can receive treatment when they request it, most inmates normally enter treatment when they have 24-42 months left on their sentence -- about 56 years from now for Nassar, age 54.
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" Mair wrote that guards punished inmates by putting them on a "starvation diet," and that a crew on the night shift pulled inmates out of their cells, arranged for them to fight, and placed "bets on winners.
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Dr. Zivot, who has evaluated Mr. Sutton, along with other inmates on Tennessee's death row, said the inmates are often in poor health, with a litany of medical problems, including diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and pulmonary ailments.
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Contributing Opinion Writer A few years ago, two Michigan prison inmates, proclaiming themselves adherents of the "Christian Identity" religion, sought the prison's official recognition to be allowed to conduct their own worship services, apart from other inmates.
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An analysis of 60,000 disciplinary cases from 2015 showed that black and Latino inmates were punished at twice the rate of white inmates at some prisons, sent to solitary confinement more often and were held there longer.
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Edwin S. Budge Seattle, Washington According to the latest Bureau of Justice Statistics estimate, fifty-six per cent of inmates in state prisons and forty-five per cent of inmates in federal prisons have mental-health disabilities.
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The Trump administration's plan calls for sensible reforms such as creating incentives for inmates to complete programs that reduce recidivism and instituting prison work programs that train inmates to do jobs available in the economy upon release.
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The department's report on the abuse of teenage inmates is horrific reading.
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"The inmates escaped through a hole in the wall," Mason said Thursday.
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Released inmates and their families will be better neighbors because of it.
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For inmates it is about reasonable-costing access to their loved ones.
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Inmates are incarcerated physically and they need to be virtually as well.
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Three inmates were stabbed to death and one was injured, officials said.
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It has long been illegal for inmates to have cellphones in prison.
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" Rose said, "On average, more than 200 inmates receive methadone each day.
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Meet the North Carolina lawyer who works on behalf of prison inmates.
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The county agreed to pay eight of the nine inmates $102,250 total.
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She received her associates degree in prison and mentors other female inmates.
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Walid pointed a finger of blame for Amri's change on fellow inmates.
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Diana Weiner was a lawyer who worked with several death row inmates.
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Inmates in a federal prison near Houston after Hurricane Harvey in Aug.
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Accompanying the former inmates' memories are audio clips from academic psychologists Drs.
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But the Arkansas Supreme Court denied the inmates' challenge in June 2016.
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Cops believe the inmates escaped through holes cut in the prison fence.
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Nearly half of all federal inmates are locked up for drug offenses.
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They couldn't say whether the inmates had been held against their will.
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Inmates were crammed into the cells, with no room to move around.
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The inmates were loud, restless, and irritable, barely able to restrain themselves.
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Black inmates also make up a disproportionate percentage of the prison population.
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They don't want inmates in special housing to sharpen bones into weapons.
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A total of 184 inmates escaped, with 40 recaptured by Monday afternoon.
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The case was originally filed in 2012 by multiple death row inmates.
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This could impact nearly 2,600 federal inmates, according to the Marshall Project.
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In just the last six years, 433 states have executed 247 inmates.
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Four more Ohio inmates are also scheduled to be executed this year.
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Only my fellow inmates and visits from my daughter gave me hope.
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There are also three main dining rooms for all of the inmates.
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The other confirmed incidents were found to have been between fellow inmates.
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VICE: Have you ever developed a friendship with any of the inmates?
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The caskets were normally made for inmates who could not afford them.
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The corrections department is also involved in other lawsuits involving transgender inmates.
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Some 80% of the inmates have not been convicted of any crime.
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Inmates who are granted an escorted leave visit must remain within Arizonas.
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The letter said the state policy denies inmates' their First Amendment rights.
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Go deeper: The First Step Act will impact thousands of federal inmates
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But several inmates who witnessed the struggle told a much different story.
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Inmates are escorted to a photography class at Chicago's Cook County Jail.
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And it may, as court rulings suggest, violate inmates' rights to appeal.
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Inmates in a dorm at Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, Alabama.
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A couple of inmates pulled down the computers, and carted them away.
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She wrote the book Inmates Who Menstruate, about female prisons in Brazil.
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VICE: What inspired you to start photographing inmates at Cook County Jail?
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Conditions were terrible, with the inmates crammed together into crumbling, ramshackle cells.
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The families of inmates pay 500 pesos a week, or roughly $28.
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He said, quote, we can&apost have the inmates running the prison.
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Corrections officials say both inmates apparently killed themselves, but provided no details.
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Others tour prisons, signing up inmates to work immediately on their release.
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Seven out of ten inmates are locked up for drug-related offences.
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It was so loud that the other inmates were starting to complain.
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Any information exchange between inmates and officers came to an abrupt halt.
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Even so, not all transgender inmates like the idea of separate wings.
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Teams from SWAT and the defense forces are searching for the inmates.
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They don't want inmates in special housing to sharpen bones into weapons.
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There were no hostages and violence was directed between inmates, Almeida said.
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Officials downplayed the unrest, saying the inmates were safely in their cells.
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He did not say whether the camps' inmates are being forcibly detained.
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Inmates who contacted the center reported eating toothpaste to stave off hunger.
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About five inmates stepped out of the cell, security camera footage showed.
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Inmates pay an estimated $380 million each year on calling fees alone.
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That would impel officials to consider immediate parole for all eligible inmates.
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There are currently 5,228 inmates housed in a system meant for 3,275.
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Priddy had performed extralegal sterilizations of inmates for a decade, and he
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Evidence instead suggests that being locked away scars, stigmatizes and damages inmates.
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According to inmates, conditions had improved only in deference to the visit.
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There are about 2,600 death row inmates, with California detaining the most.
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In an attempt to cover up their mistakes, the officers blamed inmates.
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Traditionally, inmates are locked in a bare cell by themselves, she said.
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In just the last six years, 17 states have executed 20143 inmates.
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More than 1,600 inmates are housed at the century-old Stillwater prison.
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In addition, women partnered with inmates suffer from depression and economic hardship.
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Baker also said the state denied the inmates access to their attorneys.
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Inmates who smoked the drug Monday started vomiting, hallucinating and having convulsions.
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Argentine inmates hope to watch Lionel Messi play in the World Cup.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNew Jussie Smollett Attack DetailsBill Cosby: Popular Among Prison Inmates!
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In just the last six years, 17 states have executed 242 inmates.
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Go deeper: How inmates who fight wildfires are later denied firefighting jobs
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The ex-inmates embarked on their first awareness-raising tour last month.
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Death row inmates nationwide have challenged the use of midazolam in executions.
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It allows all (pan-) inmates of an institution to be observed (-opticon).
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One in four inmates died every year largely because of the conditions.
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War is on the prison's list of inmates who identify as Jewish.
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A $50,000 reward is offered for information leading to the inmates' capture.
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The inmates might have stayed there overnight, but did not work there.
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The inmates were last seen inside the jail dormitory at 5 a.m.
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Twelve other inmates were killed in the riot, said spokesman Roberto Garza.
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Rhines is one of only three inmates on the state's death row.
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The programs can save taxpayers money as sick inmates require expensive care.
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Prosecutors unsealed the indictment of 80 guards, inmates and outsiders this week.
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The ratio of inmates to officers and supervisors was 5 to 1.
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According to lore, inmates allegedly sagged their pants to signal sexual availability.
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The inmates and their families will be better neighbors because of it.
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Stackable found that many women inmates were first-time, non-violent offenders.
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The medical staff cares for about 4,500 inmates and detainees in total.
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This year alone, over 42,000 inmates will be released from federal prison.
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The program also helps lower the likelihood that inmates commit another crime.
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In the past, 25 percent of federal inmates worked in prison industries.
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Plus, in their current cells, the inmates are separated from each other.
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So the regime turned its population into inmates of a prison-state.
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If approved, the initiative would allow prison inmates to seek parole sooner.
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As for shoes, boots are worn by all inmates while in uniform.
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All five of the inmates named were convicted for murders of children.
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The beating was surreptitiously recorded by other inmates and uploaded to YouTube.
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In California, most inmates spend at least two decades on death row.
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Texas has executed eight inmates, the most of any state this year.
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Even outside, the inmates did not come in contact with one another.
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By 1930, there were 1,800 inmates serving time at Eastern State Penitentiary.
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