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Articles by Kevin Bliss

After DOJ Finds Unconstitutional Conditions for Mentally Ill Prisoners in Solitary, Massachusetts Experiments with Monitoring Gadget

Six months after the Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a highly critical report accusing the Massachusetts Department of Corrections (MADOC) of violating the constitutional rights of mentally ill prisoners by holding them in isolation too long, the agency has not made conditions any less ...

Law Review States Prisons Better Off With Public Health Care Rather than Private

Micaela Gelman, professor of New York University School of Law, penned the article, Mismanaged Care: Exploring ...

North Carolina Prisons Underreport COVID Related Deaths

Billy Bingham, a ...

Law Passes Requiring Parents in New York Prisons to be Housed Close to Their Children

DOJ: Florida Women’s Prison Subjects Prisoners to Unconstitutional Risk of Sexual Abuse

Rep. Diane Hart filed legislation in January 2021 to create a volunteer Citizens Oversight Council ...

Resources for Understanding Today’s Prison System

Alabama Prisons, Among Deadliest for COVID-19, Not Prepared to Vaccinate Prisoners

The ADOC has ...

Report: Private Company Rubber-Stamps Inspections of Abuse-Ridden ICE Detention Camps

The prolonged use of solitary confinement, ice-cold detention ...

Report Calls for the End of Solitary Confinement at Michigan Prisons

The report discussed the effects of ...

Repairing Credit After Release from Prison