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A call for accuracy and safety

Imagine it: A family member or friend is confined to a building where people have died of COVID-19, other residents and staff have been sickened, there’s no reliably accurate data about the virus spread, and the landlord is insisting that the number of building occupants must be thinned. That is the scenario within the Pennsylvania prison system. The Department of Corrections has acknowledged it has been releasing flawed data about the novel.

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The Impact of Covid-19 Inside of the Pennsylvania Prison System

The Impact of Covid-19 Inside of the Pennsylvania Prison System by Gregory Muhammad Prison is the darkest place on our planet. It is also the loneliest in terms of being separated from family members and friends. Prisoners have a saying when faced with “prison injustice,” it goes, “out of sight, out of mind.” Who cares about prisoners? They are there because of committing a crime on others. This is a saying among most people who have never served time in a prison. When a person is convicted in a court of law and sentenced this is the “punishment.” There is no additional punishment after sentencing.

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COVID in Pa prisons leaves 100 dead, 13,000 infected, and advocates urging faster releases

COVID in Pa prisons leaves 100 dead, 13,000 infected, and advocates urging faster releases
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Confronted with significant flaws in coronavirus data, Pa corrections officials concede it s unacceptable | PA Power and Policy: Pennsylvania State News

. HARRISBURG â The Department of Corrections is reporting flawed data to keep inmates, families, and public officials informed about COVID-19 in its prisons, raising questions about the agencyâs ability to accurately track the extent of the outbreak. A five-month analysis of prison data by Spotlight PA found large fluctuations in the number of tests administered and unexplained changes to the death count. The findings were confirmed by a California researcher who was also tracking the departmentâs data and had noticed problems. âItâs one thing to have little mistakes here and there, but if itâs month after month that thereâs many data reporting problems, it definitely causes me pause,â said Hope Johnson, a data fellow at UCLAâs COVID Behind Bars Project, which tracks COVID-19 infections in prisons nationwide.

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Confronted with significant flaws in coronavirus data, Pa corrections officials concede it s unacceptable | coronavirus

HARRISBURG — The Department of Corrections is reporting flawed data to keep inmates, families, and public officials informed about COVID-19 in its prisons, raising questions about the agency’s ability to

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