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In a letter to the city Board of Correction made public Tuesday, city Comptroller Brad Lander noted that the Correction Department seeks to give the contract to Securus Technologies with with “no competitive bidding, no request for proposals or scope of services provided.”

Posts about inmates written by Karl Bode and Techdirt

"No blurry scan of a letter can ever replace homemade gifts from children or physically holding the familiar handwriting of a loved one. This cruel, misguided approach to curbing overdoses will only further isolate incarcerated New Yorkers this holiday season."

Private Equity Firms Rebrand Prison Healthcare Companies, But Care Issues Continue report reveals regulatory risks that Wellpath company...

/PRNewswire/ -- Securus Technologies, an Aventiv company driving efforts to better serve the incarcerated through rehabilitative justice, today announced the...

Thomas Hodgson, the longest-serving sheriff in Massachusetts, is infamous among jail watchdogs for dangerous conditions, medical neglect, malnutrition, and mounting suicides.

From downloading books to accessing counseling tools, residents can pay $5 a month to personalize their own device, which they get during recreational time each day.

Four months ago, the Missouri Department of Corrections banned all physical mail to inmates in an effort to stymie the introduction of drugs into prisons.

Two-thirds of Maine county jails recorded phone calls between jailed clients and their attorneys at various times since 2014 and provided law enforcement with some recordings, which potentially violated defendants’ constitutional rights, an...

Kennebec County memo shows investigator monitored calls a man made to his lawyer in April 2022.