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President Joe Biden's recent executive order to phase out the federal government's use of private prisons is a welcome start to what needs to be a broad reform of the prison system — where profit-based incentives to incarcerate run deep, says Jeffrey Bornstein at Rosen Bien.
Advertisement Soldiers are snapped playing volleyball, parachuting, and sleeping after exhausting operations in candid behind-the-scenes photos of life in the British Army. Winning pictures in the army's annual photographic contest show the complex and diverse characters which make up the armed forces. This year there were a record number of 946 still imagery submissions and 116 video packages in the competition, which is open to professional Army photographers, as well as regular and reserve personnel, cadet staff, MOD civilians. Highly commended photo of squaddies playing volleyball in Kab...
New Mexico’s Top Prison Official: Ending Practice Of Contracting With Private Firms To Operate Jails Won’t Happen Anytime Soon By PHAEDRA HAYWOOD SFNM New Mexico’s top prison official said the state could eventually end its practice of contracting with private, for-profit firms to operate four of its 11 detention facilities, but the change won’t come anytime soon. The comments Friday by Corrections Secretary Alisha Tafoya Lucero followed an executive order earlier this week by President Joe Biden, who said the U.S. Department of Justice must end its reliance on private operators for f...
Johns Hopkins doctor, Montana teen team up to educate community about COVID-19 The pair recently organized a virtual town hall for Montana's Rocky Boy reservation to teach locals about important science surrounding the coronavirus' spread. Author: John Henry Updated: 12:16 AM EST January 30, 2021 WASHINGTON — The fight to mitigate the coronavirus’ spread has been waged on many fronts. Some medical professionals see the classroom as one of the most important places to share their knowledge about the disease. Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos serves as an assistant pro...
By Phaedra Haywood, Santa Fe New Mexico | January 30, 2021 New Mexico’s top prison official said the state could eventually end its practice of contracting with private, for-profit firms to operate four of its 11 detention facilities, but the change won’t come anytime soon. The comments Friday by Corrections Secretary Alisha Tafoya Lucero followed an executive order earlier this week by President Joe Biden, who said the U.S. Department of Justice must end its reliance on private operators for federal prisons. Tafoya Lucero said she’s not philosophically opposed to the idea of getting ...