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Dying and disabled Illinois prisoners - Vimarsana News

Dying and disabled Illinois prisoners

Hundreds who are medically incapacitated are kept behind bars, despite new medical release law

Dying and Disabled Illinois Prisoners Kept Behind Bars – South Side Weekly - Vimarsana News

Dying and Disabled Illinois Prisoners Kept Behind Bars – South Side Weekly

The Joe Coleman Medical Release Act was expected to have freed hundreds of terminally ill and medically incapacitated prisoners in Illinois by now, but only a few dozen have been released.

Dying, disabled Illinois prisoners kept behind bars despite law - Vimarsana News

Dying, disabled Illinois prisoners kept behind bars despite law

Prisoners in Illinois can request early release if terminally ill and expected to die within 18 months or medically incapacitated and need help with daily tasks.

Source: ksdk.com
Illinois keeps disabled and dying prisoners behind bars, despite new medical release law - Vimarsana News

Illinois keeps disabled and dying prisoners behind bars, despite new medical release law

“Our prison system is now completely overburdened by people who pose absolutely no risk to public safety but are tremendously expensive to care for.”

Source: yahoo.com
Dying, disabled prisoners in Illinois not being freed despite law calling for medical release, as Illinois Prisoner Review Board denies requests - Vimarsana News

Dying, disabled prisoners in Illinois not being freed despite law calling for medical release, as Illinois Prisoner Review Board denies requests

Terminally ill or medically incapacitated prisoners can apply for early release. But the Illinois Prisoner Review Board has denied twice as many requests as it OKed — and seven prisoners died months after their applications were rejected, an Injustice Watch / WBEZ investigation found.