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Congressional Quarterly Report on Prison Health Care, CQ Press, 2007

Publication • July 29, 2016

Filed under: Medical, Statistics/Trends

Society’s Prisoners’ Rights Project. “The Department of Corrections is likely to say, ‘What do we care about TB [tuberculosis] testing?’ ” But as inmates cycle in and out of the community, they put ...

Council of State Governments - Criminal Justice Mental Health Consensus Project, 2002

Publication • June 7, 2017

Filed under: Classification, Advocacy, Release and Reentry, Mental Health, Drug Treatment/Rehab, Staff Training

International Association of Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services3 Director Department of Corrections and Security, Yakima County, WA2 Senator Maggie Tinsman IA1 Charles Traughber Chair Parole Board, TN1,2,3 ...

Vera Institute of Justice - Broken Ground: Why America Keeps Building More Jails and What It Can Do Instead, 2019

Publication • November 1, 2019

Filed under: Medical, Failure to Treat, Statistics/Trends, Overcrowding, Jail Specific, Mental Health, Failure to Treat (Mental Illness)

into causal theories between jail expansion and local incarceration rates. One easy step would be for both local counties and the U.S. Department of Justice to keep regular statistics on jail construction ...

Jailhouse Lawyers Handbook 5th Ed, CCR & NLG, 2010

Publication • February 11, 2016

Filed under: Court Access

1. Prisoners in Every State Can Use this Handbook.............................. 2 2. Prisoners in Federal Prison Can Use this Handbook........................ 2 3. Prisoners in City or County Jails ...

Journal 22

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Filed under: Magazines, ACLU National Prison Project Journal

liability by so doing. A 1986 study of con-continued on next page I See Note, "Inmate Rights and the Privatization of Prisons," 86 Columbia Law Review 1475, 1498-1499 ( 1986); see also Levine, "Private Prison ...

Journal 9-1

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Filed under: Magazines, ACLU National Prison Project Journal

of confinement, deliberate indifference to prisoners' serious medical needs, and unnecessary risk of inmate-upon-inmate violence. During 1992, a class was certified and discovery was ongoing. The case went ...

Human Rights Watch - Every 25 Seconds The Human Toll of Criminalizing Drug Use in the United States, HRW ACLU, 2016

Publication • 2016

Filed under: Drug/Alcohol Withdrawal, Statistics/Trends, War on Drugs, Release and Reentry, Drug Treatment/Rehab

and reentry programs, law offices, and restaurants in multiple counties. In the three southern states, we conducted 64 interviews with people who were in custody—in local jails, state prisons, department ...

Prison Legal News v. Ryan, AZ, Complaint, PLN Censorship, 2015

Filing • November 6, 2015

Filed under: PLN Litigation, Censorship

of the 3 Human Rights Defense Center, brings this action regarding Defendants’ censorship of 4 four issues of its monthly publication mailed to prisoners in the Arizona Department of 5 Corrections (“ADC ...

Jailhouse Lawyer's Handbook, Center for Constitutional Rights, 2003

Publication • February 22, 2016

Filed under: Attorneys, Court Access, Legal Materials

.................................................................................................. 2 1. Prisoners in City or County Jail can use this Handbook .................................................................. 2 2. Prisoners in Federal Prison can use this Handbook ...

Rock Newsletter 3-12, Volume 3, 2014

Publication • February 25, 2016

Filed under: The Rock

of the prisoncrats (we might do it better than them, prisoners and ex-convicts are the experts on the root causes of the state’s disastrous corrections failure!). Just look at the “Rehabilitation” joke that went ...

Tx Defender Service Subj Deadly Speculation Misleading Tx Capital Juries With False Predictions of Future Dangerousness

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Filed under: Death Penalty/Death Row, Death Penalty

to death did indeed pose a future danger in their communities—i.e., prisons. In doing so, we gathered disciplinary records from the Texas Department of Corrections and identified inmates who had engaged ...

Mercenary Criminal Justice, Wayne Logan and Ronald Wright, University of Illinois Law Review, 2014

Publication • September 5, 2014

Filed under: Private Prisons, Money/Property, Indigent Defendants - Fees and Expenses, Fines

OF PRISONER REENTRY 153–54 (2005) (noting that Massachusetts contracted out prison labor in 1807 and that in the following decades New York, Ohio, and other states followed suit); see also Dale, supra note 34 ...

A Living Death - Life without Parole for Nonviolent Offenses, ACLU, 2013

Publication • February 11, 2016

Filed under: Sentencing, Parole

and court records searches. sentenced to Die Behind Bars for Nonviolent Crimes Using data obtained from the Bureau of Prisons and state Departments of Corrections, the ACLU calculates that as of 2012 ...

Roadmap to Reentry - A California Legal Guide, Root & Rebound, 2015

Publication • February 11, 2016

Filed under: Prison Reform, Release and Reentry

is more important than reaching the top. I was in the San Mateo County Jail waiting to be sentenced to Federal Prison, when I first heard this quote. I remember saying time and time again how I was going ...

United States Court of Appeals, Section 1983 Outline, 2022

Publication • 2022

Filed under: 42 U.S. Code § 1983, civil action for deprivation of rights

Jackson v. Barnes, 749 F.3d 755, 764 (9th Cir. 2014) (“[W]hen a California sheriff’s department performs the function of conducting criminal investigations, it is a county actor subject to suit under § 1983 ...

US Court of Appeals -Section 1983 Outline-2022

Publication • 2022

Filed under: Recusal, Fabricated Evidence

Jackson v. Barnes, 749 F.3d 755, 764 (9th Cir. 2014) (“[W]hen a California sheriff’s department performs the function of conducting criminal investigations, it is a county actor subject to suit under § 1983 ...

Callous & Cruel - Use of Force against Inmates with Mental Disabilities, Human Rights Watch, 2015

Publication • February 11, 2016

Filed under: Excessive Force, Mental Health

during visits in July 2014 to the Washington State Department of Corrections headquarters and one of its prisons and to the Ada county jail in Boise Idaho. The interviews provided invaluable information ...

A Pound of Flesh, the Criminalization of Private Debt, ACLU, 2018

Publication • February 1, 2018

Filed under: Crime/Demographics, Statistics/Trends

Payment.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Abuse of Contempt and the Unlawful Return to Debtors’ Prisons ...

Bloody Lucre - Carceral Labor and Prison Profit

Publication • 2021

Filed under: Prison Labor

at the growing emphasis on inmate “hard labor,” as well as the increasing federal and state interest on extracting revenues from prisons instead of investing in them. Part III investigates modern day carceral ...

Seton Hall Law School Prof Jacobi J Prison Health Public Health Obligations and Opportunities

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Filed under: Medical

. Prison reformers from the founding of the Republic have argued for conditions reform on humanitarian grounds, and on the grounds that rehabilitation suffers when conditions are inhumane. Those arguments ...