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For many, many years interstate inmate calling service (ICS) companies have charged inmates and their families upwards of $14 per minute for phone calls. Because these folks are in prison, and as we all know everybody in prison is guilty, drumming up sympathy to convert into political momentum had proven difficult. But after decades of…

Give anyone access to tons of sensitive personal information and it's bound to result in abuse. Give cops access to this data and abuse is guaranteed. Why? Because law enforcement officers -- for reasons unfathomable to regular people -- face far fewer consequences for violating internal policies and breaking laws. Regular people get fired. Cops…

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UNION CITY, Okla. – Navigating holidays is an emotional journey for Robert Rivard. “Holidays are tough,” inmate Rivard said. “I miss my

The cellphone tracking tool a federal agent allegedly used to track a former girlfriend may have been scuttled, but analysts say they fear police have even more invasive technology.

A Deputy U.S. Marshal, Adrian Pena, 48, of Del Rio, Texas, has been charged with misusing a law enforcement service to obtain cell phone location information of multiple individuals.

Corrections officials say the move is necessary to stem the flow of drugs into Missouri prisons. But criminal justice reform advocates warn it could violate inmates’ privacy and further isolate them from their families.