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April 13, 2022
A brand-new Easter special — including words of worship and songs of faith — will be available on April 17th through Securus tablets so incarcerat...
April 8, 2022
Prisons deny people the laptops and other tools needed to move their lives forward.
March 22, 2022
In Missouri's jail and prison system, a phone call isn't just a way to hear your loved one's voice or get legal advice from your attorney.
March 19, 2022
AUGUSTA — A bill that would penalize prosecutors who listen to recordings of attorney-client conversations made by Maine county jail phone systems was instead turned into a study group on Thursday. The vote came after conversations with the state...
March 17, 2022
Court-appointed attorney Jesse James Ian Archer claims the jail appears to be either violating the privacy of inmates or violating state public access laws.
March 12, 2022
Originals are destroyed as officials say drugs are often sprayed on the paper
February 16, 2022
During work sessions this week, lawmakers on the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will discuss an array of bills, including one to ban solitary confinement and another to expand Good Samaritan Law protections.
February 16, 2022
During work sessions this week, lawmakers on the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will discuss an array of bills, including one to ban solitary confinement and another to expand Good Samaritan Law protections.
February 16, 2022
During work sessions this week, lawmakers on the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will discuss an array of bills, including one to ban solitary confinement and another to expand Good Samaritan Law protections.
February 11, 2022
Bobby Nightingale’s future hinges on his defense attorney convincing a jury that he’s not a murderer. He fears now that some of the words used against him at trial could be his own.State police listened in on parts of at least two of the dozens of calls Nightingale made from the Aroostook and Cumberland county jails to his attorney as they discussed his alibi, witnesses and defense strategies for two homicides he says he did not commit.