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Stipulated Order Desegregates Arizona Prisons; $195,000 in Attorney Fees Awarded

Loaded on May 5, 2017 by Matthew Clarke published in Prison Legal News May, 2017, page 46
Filed under: Racial Discrimination, Prison Labor, Prisoner Privileges. Location: Arizona.

by Matt Clarke

Decades after prisons in the Deep South were desegregated by the federal courts, a federal judge has approved a stipulated order desegregating housing and job assignments in Arizona Department of Corrections (ADC) facilities. The February 5, 2016 order by U.S. District Court Judge Cindy Jorgenson …

 

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