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SEATTLE — People incarcerated by Washington have to work for as little as $1 per hour while paying unfair costs to stay healthy and connected with the outside world, says

Some incarcerated people in Washington have to work for $1 an hour while struggling to cover their living costs, says a new report by Columbia Legal Services.

People incarcerated by Washington have to work for as little as $1 per hour while paying unfair costs to stay healthy and connected with the outside world, says a new report by Columbia Legal …

Washington's prison oversight agency shelved half a dozen reports that were underway when its inaugural director departed last November.

As the pandemic ravaged prisons and jails, officials opted to force people into inhumane solitary confinement. HuffPost spoke to some who described how they “nearly broke.”