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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — August will mark one year since Gov. Jim Justice declared a state of emergency because of severe vacancies in West Virginias prisons and jails.

Millions of dollars in compensation is coming to thousands of current and former Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services workers.

And its nice thatha the president stands by his son through an addictiont . but this is the same fellow who is using his fathers position, right, fors a personl gain, financial gain and so on. those former intelligencsi eve officials owe the country an apology. >> yeah, never did see it. never did see the corrections in the media. thedavid, thank you very much. >> all right. treasury secretary janetor is prepping for her big trip to beijing this week. >> i bet that has been paying running scared...

A former prison nurse has been sentenced to six years after pleading guilty to smuggling more than 100 drug-soaked papers into a Miami detention center for federal inmates, who in

A federal court ruled that Michigan prisons must recognize Christian Identity as a religion.

The treatment of prisoners is under the spotlight in a report by the Chief Ombudsman.

Prisoners subjected to unreasonable lock-up hours, a lack of privacy in the toilet and shower, and decrepit conditions have prompted an urgent call to fix

Corrections Minister hits back at Ombudsman report

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach said Monday that a new state law requires Kansas agencies over time to revert updated birth certificates and driver’s licenses issued to transgender residents back

Man who raped and murdered Chch woman Emma Agnew claims he was seriously assaulted in jail