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Louisiana Prison Sued for Keeping Children, Some Mentally Ill, in Deadly Heat - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Prison Sued for Keeping Children, Some Mentally Ill, in Deadly Heat

Boys, most of them Black, are being caged in sweltering cells in 133 heat with no AC. Also: managing bipolar illness with medication. Culturally relevant care for Latinos. And more.

100 Degree Days, Wildfires … to Congressional Republicans, Nothing to See Here - Vimarsana News

100 Degree Days, Wildfires … to Congressional Republicans, Nothing to See Here

You’d think the connection between the weather and climate change would be obvious. But you haven’t discussed the matter with Republicans in Congress.

Juveniles housed at Angola prison routinely do three days in isolation, court filing says - Vimarsana News

Juveniles housed at Angola prison routinely do three days in isolation, court filing says

Juveniles being housed at Louisiana State Penitentiary routinely spend about three days in solitary confinement when they arrive there, leaving their cells for only eight minutes a day to shower, according to federal court records.

Youths Subjected to Extreme Heat in Angola's Former Death Row Unit - Vimarsana News

Youths Subjected to Extreme Heat in Angola's Former Death Row Unit

“I would not dare to keep my dog in these conditions for fear of my dog dying,” an expert wrote in support of a class-action lawsuit filed by the ACLU.

Inside Voices: Jail ANC Transferred Out of D.C. After Council Testimony - Vimarsana News

Inside Voices: Jail ANC Transferred Out of D.C. After Council Testimony

Commissioner Leonard Bishop testified in support of a bill aimed at improving the quality of food in the D.C. Jail.