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13 accused in Maryland prison drug smuggling scheme

BALTIMORE (AP) Thirteen people, including a correctional official, were indicted for.

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Georgetown University Begins Bachelor Degree Program For Inmates

Incarcerated students [instagram] Georgetown University has announced a new program that will allow Maryland prison inmates to earn a bachelor’s degree as part of the Georgetown Prisons and Justice Initiative (PJI). The PJI will lead the program and will select its first 25 students for the five-year program this fall. According to CNN, by the program’s end, at least 125 inmates in the state prison system will have earned degrees from Georgetown. The private university and the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) signed a memorandum of understanding last month, which begins the process. The program builds on the PJI’s work to bring Georgetown courses to incarcerated students through its Prison Scholars Program.

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Paul Showell, a Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services official who oversaw its Division of Capital Construction, dies

Paul Showell, a Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services official who oversaw its Division of Capital Construction, dies
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Maryland reports that two more inmates have died of COVID-19 as the pace of prisoner vaccinations accelerates

Two inmates died from COVID-19 while being housed in Hagerstown and Jessup prison facilities, department says.

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Maryland inmates can now earn a bachelor s degree from Georgetown University

Maryland inmates can now earn a bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University Georgetown University has announced a new program that will allow some Maryland prison inmates to earn bachelor’s degrees. The Georgetown Prisons and Justice Initiative (PJI) will lead the five-year program. It will choose its first 25 students in the fall 2021 semester. By the program’s end, at least 125 inmates within the Maryland prison system will have earned bachelor’s degrees from the private university in Washington. “There is a great deal of research showing that prison education reduces costs, makes communities safer and greatly improves the lives of participants and their families,” PJI director Marc Howard told CNN.

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