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Using the messaging app available to inmates at the Berkshire County jail, a woman appeared to mock a man accused of killing Teddy Cepeda for stashing his "murder weapon" in

California has almost completed distribution of Android tablets to all incarcerated people, a program aiming to ease communication and promote rehabilitation. Prisoners inside say it has changed the culture, but related costs can add up.

State lawmakers have passed legislation that aims to crack down on jails that record attorney-client phone calls by disqualifying investigators who listen to private jail phone calls and directing prosecutors to adopt statewide procedures to ensure...

ORLANDO — The Florida Department of Corrections plans to allocate $1 million to a new program that will make a small number of phone calls free for people serving time

The legislation, which still needs the governor’s signature, would require county jails to maintain a registry of attorney contact information.

ORLANDO — The Florida Department of Corrections plans to allocate $1 million to a new program that will make a small number of phone calls free for people serving time

The pilot program limits the free calls to once a month.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The Florida Department of Corrections plans to allocate $1 million to a new program that will make a small number of phone calls free for people serving time in prison who display good behavior. Starting in October, incarcerated people who don’t receive a disciplinary report for three months will be eligible to make a free 15-minute phone call as part of a pilot included in the ...

About a dozen lawsuits filed this year accuse the New Mexico Corrections Department of violating the state public records law.

Negotiations are ongoing for the $700 million leveraged loan and $400 million junk-bond offering.