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Article • August 1, 2015 • from PLN August, 2015
appeared before Ciavarella’s court between January 1, 2003 and May 28, 2008, who were adjudicated delinquent or placed in the for-profit detention facilities. PA Child Care, Western PA Child Care ...
Article • July 7, 2015 • from PLN July, 2015
’s prison system and the facility was not needed – which doesn’t sound very environmentally friendly. [See: PLN, March 2011, p.1]. The BRCF deal sparked a federal investigation ...
Article • July 7, 2015 • from PLN July, 2015
by Matt Clarke On May 1, 2013, the Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) agreed to pay a $400,000 settlement in a federal lawsuit after a prisoner suffered multiple seizures and died, having received ...
and bleeding. Armor Correctional Health Services resumed providing medical care at Virginia state prisons on October 1, 2014 – after Corizon ended its $76.5 million two-year contract with the VDOC ...
beginning May 1, 2011 (although the empty beds were not filled by then) and paid MTC $3 million in damages. MTC is also contracted to operate a prison complex in Marana, Arizona with a 100% bed guarantee. Two ...
: PLN, Oct. 2012, p.1]. Yet many prisons and jails are ill-equipped to handle major mental health issues, such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, and such prisoners all too often end up in segregation ...
City remains pending. See: Fortune Society v. Sandcastle Towers Housing Development Fund, U.S.D.C. (E.D. NY), Case No. 1:14-cv-06410-VMS. Sources: www.wsj.com, New York Times, www.npr.org, https ...
prosecutorial misconduct over the past four decades. [See: PLN, Nov. 2014, p.1; Aug. 2011, p.12]. Absent accountability for prosecutors it is doubtful there will ever be any true integrity with respect ...
. Supreme Court ordered the state to reduce the CDCR’s population by around 40,000 prisoners. [See: PLN, July 2011, p.1]. “The fact that [Prop 47] passed by such a wide margin sends a strong ...
’s closure [see: PLN, July 2016, p.1]. Comparably, there were no major riots at public federal prisons over the same time period. “The private prison industry has a long and sordid track record ...
Article • August 25, 2016
found that the provision of both medical and mental health services at the prison was unconstitutional. See: Balla v. Idaho State Board of Corrections, U.S.D.C.-D.Idaho, Case No. 1:81-cv-01165-BLW ...
that the prison official had a "seriously culpable state of mind" by satisfying the subjective deliberate indifference test. The test requires that the prison official must (1) "both be aware of facts from which ...
Article • March 31, 2017
Filed under: Censorship, First Amendment
, social networking website means an Internet-based website that has any of the following capabilities: (1) Allows users to create web pages or profiles about themselves that are available to the general ...
Article • March 31, 2017 • from PLN April, 2017
as a judge since January 1, 2009. His troubles began when the JDDC launched an investigation into allegations of impropriety that involved claims he had a longstanding personal relationship with a young man ...
Article • March 31, 2017 • from PLN April, 2017
; which will earn his facility 20 cents of every $1 charged by Securus when prisoners’ families pay for video calls. “When one violates the law and one has to serve time in a public institution ...
Article • April 3, 2017 • from PLN April, 2017
Filed under: Tuberculosis
for Disease Control (CDC), they account for up to 6% of tuberculosis (TB) cases reported in the United States. [See: PLN, Aug. 2007, p.1]. The Indiana Department of Health, for example, found that 5 of 108 new ...
Article • April 3, 2017 • from PLN April, 2017
for $32,500 in June 2015. See: Ruiz v. United States, U.S.D.C. (E.D. Vir.), Case No. 1:14-cv-01246-GBL-JFA. However, monetary damages cannot make up for what the family went through due to the wrongful ...
Article • January 8, 2018 • from PLN January, 2018
, in March 2013 – two months after being released directly from solitary confinement. [See: PLN, July 2014, p.1]. According to David Lovell, a former professor at the University of Washington who studied ...
such incidents had occurred in December alone, the DOC faces fines of up to $1 million – though no penalties have been imposed thus far. The DOC’s for-profit medical provider, Corizon Health, has ...
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