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The FBI's push for encryption backdoors relied on ever-skyrocketing numbers of uncracked devices the agency's best and...

SUPERIOR Court Associate Judge Joseph N. Camacho denied the request of Shaun Duenas Reyes who wanted to start serving his sentence on Jan. 20, 2022.

ATLANTA — Georgia’s prison system could undergo a radical change with Gov. Brian Kemp’s proposal to spend $600 million to open two new prisons that would replace four outdated correctional

In last week’s letter titled “What Part Of No ... ” about voters in Webster Groves having earlier rejected a use tax, the author’s last name was inadvertently omitted. The

BOSTON — When a panel of lawmakers, experts and correction officials combed through data from county sheriffs in Massachusetts, they found rates of mental health issues among inmates ranging from 14% all the way up to 90%.And in the eyes of commission...

POUND, Va. (AP) — The death of an inmate found unresponsive in his cell in a Virginia...

Last weeks update marked the first cases tracked inside the prison since September.

The flagpoles are as empty as the parking lot at the old Hermiston VFW building, but this will not long be the case, according to John Shafer, Umatilla County commissioner.

Learn about Reno's Neon Line district, why NDOC is limiting visitations in prisons and more.

Nebraska’s prison system has for years faced interlocked twin crises: Too many prisoners, and not enough employees to guard them.