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Multiple New Hampshire corrections officers have been placed on leave as authorities investigate the death of a patient at the state’s secure psychiatric unit.

California prison officials are violating the rights of U.S. citizens and other lawful residents in state custody by referring them to federal immigration officials based solely on racist assumptions about

Corrections officers are poorly paid and have not had a pay rise in the last 10 years - Turaga

LOS ANGELES — When California enacted landmark criminal justice reforms several years ago, inmates and their families saw a chance at freedom. Aaron Spolin saw a business opportunity. After the

LOS ANGELES — Through his arrest, at age 19, for a murder in South L.A., through the trial where he received a sentence of 72 years to life, and through

Who is leading the service, is going to state something to reflect that aspiration, but they will be those progressives who will say, look, this is the moment where the king is sort of entering into an oral oath with the asian —— with the nation and his subjects and perhaps he should have reflected better that he was going to protect all faiths. nevertheless, there will be lots of visual differences from corrections gone by, with the participation of these faith leaders. .. leaders. our reli...

A Topeka man has received additional felony charges after he exhibited disorderly behavior during his trial.

Back to the drawing board, the Douglas County Commissioners go. They’re trying to build mental health facilities in downtown Omaha, but it hit a snag over cost and planning.

An employee of the Kansas Department of Corrections has been booked into jail after it was discovered he had a sexual relationship with an inmate at a Topeka facility.

A food fight may be brewing for corrections departments across New England. A new report shows inequities in nutritious foods available for inmates. Our Elissa Borden spoke with one of the researchers.