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Experts say Massachusetts should reduce its prison population further - Vimarsana News

Experts say Massachusetts should reduce its prison population further

Experts say Massachusetts should explore ways to further decarceration, including releasing those convicted of violent crimes.

Mass. has lowest incarceration rate in 35 years; experts say there is room to improve - Vimarsana News

Mass. has lowest incarceration rate in 35 years; experts say there is room to improve

The Massachusetts state prison population has decreased more than 40% during the last decade, but experts say the state should continue exploring ways to further decarceration, including using the juvenile justice system as a guide and releasing those...

Koval found guilty in 2018 Falmouth police shooting, prison assault - Vimarsana News

Koval found guilty in 2018 Falmouth police shooting, prison assault

Malik Koval was found guilty Friday in the July 2018 shooting of then-Falmouth police officers Donald DeMiranda and Ryan Moore.

Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson Responds to Poll, Opponents - Vimarsana News

Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson Responds to Poll, Opponents

Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson spoke with Marcus Ferro about his campaign for re-election and a poll ranking him the best-known sheriff in Massachusetts.

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State to wind down operations at Walpole prison | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly - Vimarsana News

State to wind down operations at Walpole prison | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

State officials plan to wind down operations at MCI-Cedar Junction in Walpole, one of the state's oldest correctional facilities. The Department of Correction on April 7 announced a two-year, phased plan to "suspend housing operations" at the maximum-security prison, which is currently operating at 68 percent capacity with about 525 inmates. The agency cited "decreased ...