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Federal judge: Louisiana must move kids out of Angola state prison - Vimarsana News

Federal judge: Louisiana must move kids out of Angola state prison

A federal judge on Friday, Sept. 8, ruled that the state of Louisiana can't keep minors at Angola. Chief U.S. District Judge Shelly Dick ordered the state to remove minors being held at Louisiana State Penitentiary by Friday, Sept. 15.

Source: wgno.com
Women incarceration rates drop as criminal justice reforms help women jailed for killing a domestic abuser get freed - Vimarsana News

Women incarceration rates drop as criminal justice reforms help women jailed for killing a domestic abuser get freed

Population numbers from the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections show a drop from 2,345 women incarcerated in 2013 to 1,220 in 2021.

Source: wwltv.com
Women serving life sentences in prison for killing domestic partners released after attorneys re-examined their cases - Vimarsana News

Women serving life sentences in prison for killing domestic partners released after attorneys re-examined their cases

In 2018, WWL-TV profiled Laura Eugene’s case. The Louisiana Supreme Court had issued a landmark ruling in State of Louisiana v. Catina Curley.

Source: wwltv.com
Dying and disabled prisoners kept behind bars, despite new medical release law - Vimarsana News

Dying and disabled prisoners kept behind bars, despite new medical release law

Lawmakers said hundreds would be released thanks to the Joe Coleman Medical Release Act. But so far, just 52 have gotten out.

Source: wsiu.org
September events garner support for local food justice projects - Vimarsana News

September events garner support for local food justice projects

MOUNT DESERT — For the second consecutive year, Healthy Acadia, Impact Justice and College of the Atlantic are teaming up to highlight and garner support for local food justice projects