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Iowa State Prisons Ban Family Members, Third Parties From Sending Books To Inmates

/ For people serving time, books have long been a means of education, self-actualization and connection. Advocates are speaking out about a new policy banning family, friends and third parties from sending books to incarcerated Iowans, who must now buy books themselves and only from approved vendors. Locked up in a cell for 23 hours a day at the Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison, Anji says one way her brother is coping is by reading a book a day. “He s able to receive one book a day. And he s been trying to power through reading one book a day, basically,” she said. “This is going to put a huge damper on that just because of the fact of, if they re not working, they re not going to have the income. And they re going to have to rely on friends and family who are already stretched themselves.”

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Northern Ireland man Jonah Horne wanted in US over killing dealt blow in bid to avoid extradition

A man wanted over a drugs-related killing in the United States has been dealt a new blow in his legal fight against extradition from Northern Ireland. Jonah Horne was seeking to introduce fresh evidence to back claims he could be exposed to the risk of sexual and physical violence in a Florida jail. But the High Court in Belfast refused expert witness status to the author of a report alleging a rampant culture of murder and brutality within the state’s prison system. Lord Justice McCloskey held: “The declaration is replete with hyperbole.” Horne (26) is being sought on a charge of second degree murder with a firearm.

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Man wanted over killing in US dealt blow in fight against extradition from NI

Man wanted over killing in US dealt blow in fight against extradition from NI The 26-year-old is being sought on a charge of second degree murder with a firearm Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A man wanted over a drugs-related killing in the United States has been dealt a new blow in his legal fight against extradition from Northern Ireland.

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Northern Ireland man would face barbaric conditions if extradited to US, court told

Northern Ireland man would face barbaric conditions if extradited to US, court told
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ACLU urges Vermont Supreme Court to rule for transparency in prison records case

ACLU urges Vermont Supreme Court to rule for transparency in prison records case
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