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DOC: Inmate attacks correctional sergeant inside Oak Park Heights prison - Vimarsana News

DOC: Inmate attacks correctional sergeant inside Oak Park Heights prison

Officials say the sergeant suffered "injuries to her face" in the assault, which occurred inside a cell.

Excessive solitary confinement scars Minnesota prison inmates - Vimarsana News

Excessive solitary confinement scars Minnesota prison inmates

Prisoners are punished with long periods of isolation, often for minor offenses, that can cause lasting mental health problems. Other states are moving to limit the practice.

Maine legislators consider a bill to define and ban solitary confinement in prisons and jails - Vimarsana News

Maine legislators consider a bill to define and ban solitary confinement in prisons and jails

"When I got to the youth center I, you know, I ran away,” Hicks said in an interview. “But they caught me, you know, after a few hours, I didn't know where I was. They caught me, and then they brought me back into segregation — solitary confinement."

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Families, formerly incarcerated call for ending the 'torture' of solitary confinement - Vimarsana News

Families, formerly incarcerated call for ending the 'torture' of solitary confinement

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Lawmakers could impose greater restrictions on the use of solitary confinement in Maine prisons - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers could impose greater restrictions on the use of solitary confinement in Maine prisons

The bill appoints an independent ombudsman to oversee residents who are in segregation. It also spells out that anyone who is pregnant, who has a disability or who is less than 21 or who is 65 or older cannot be placed in segregation. And for other residents the duration of segregation would be limited to three days in succession and no more than nine days in a two-month period.