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Since Jan. 1, nine inmates have ended their lives in the prisons, an average of one a month. In only one of the past 30 years have NC prisoners killed

A new program at the Idaho Department of Corrections launched to address impacts of trauma on both staff and residents at the facilities.

RENO, NEVADA (AP) – The head of Nevada’s Department of Corrections resigned on Friday at the request of Governor Steve Sisolak in the wake of a prison escape by a convicted bombmaker that went unnoticed for four days. The escapee, who was serving a life sentence for a 2007 murder in an explosion outside a […]

An Omaha murder suspect who was arrested in Arkansas earlier this month was booked into Douglas County Corrections on Thursday.

37-year-old Danielle Zelazny was in downtown Lincoln for an appointment when she disappeared, according to authorities.

A woman initially sentenced on a burglary conviction has gone missing from a correctional facility in Lincoln.

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I was not at all surprised that with the number and nature of documents, and the kind of search, the far reaching search, there were a lot of hands that went into processing the crime scene. there were also corrections made to what the officers, the agents, the detectives, believed that they seized on the scene. this was par for the course, because this is an human endeavor, that our criminal justice system had. you are going to have mistakes. >> bradley moss, with your experience as a defense c...

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VALDOSTA — Six inmates have died at Valdosta State Prison during the last year, including two homicide victims, according to prison documents.