it may help you to hear from others involved, as well as the inmates; otherwise I would simply not bother you with our complaints. Cedric calls us averaging four times per week, depending on what needs ...

causes recidivism.” Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison 265 (Alan Sheridan trans. 1977) (emphasis added). 21 Currently, there is deep disagreement over what characteristics ...

With this report, our inquiry focuses on the intersection of incarceration and mobility, fields that might at first seem unrelated. We ask two questions: To what extent does incarceration create lasting barriers ...

-accusatory features are therapeutically essential and polygraphs are appropriate parts of treatment, and the fact that the Association for Treatment of Sexual Abusers recommends different programs from what ...

agree is important.  16 A DOC official informed DOI via email that the agency is “somewhat at a loss for a full and complete explanation” as to what happened to the fingerprints sent by Corizon between ...

and envelopes at no cost to detainees.146 KCDC has met this section of the Standards. The Inmate Handbook discusses the policy regarding the mail and clearly explains what detainees are and are not allowed ...

restitution, they should be limited on what they can spend in the commissary. According to Corrections, limits will be placed on these identified offenders to ensure the prompt payment of restitution. See ...

at any time of day, regardless of what else is going on in the Facility.18 According to the staff, the kitchen will provide a regular meal to the detainee should an attorney visit continue through a meal ...

’ Prison For Kids? The High Cost of Fines and Fees in the Juvenile Justice System 4. Changing the Story If costs, fines, and fees cause harm to youth and families, what are the alternatives? A few ...

An Examination of Florida's Prison Population Trends, 2017 Table of Contents Executive Summary ................................................................................................................ 2 Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 3 National Overview: Florida in Context ......................................................................................................... 3 Overview of Florida Adult Criminal Justice System ................................................................. 6 Crime Rate Trends ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Felony Filing Trends ..................................................................................................................................... 7 Sentencing Trends ........................................................................................................................................ 8 Jail Population …

PAGEID #: 11423 Introduction     What follows is the Monitor’s 2012 Annual Report on compliance with the S.H. v. Reed  Stipulation for Injunctive Relief.  Over the course of 2012, we have reported ...

24 a. Standing Federal courts may adjudicate only actual “Cases” and “Controversies,” U.S. 25 Const. art. III, § 2, and may not render advisory opinions as to what the law ought to be 26 ...

. L. REV. 177, 182 (1948) (purpose of oath is to produce what witness believes is exact truth); White, Oaths in Judicial Proceedings and Their Effect Upon the Competency of Witnesses, 42 AM. L. REG ...

is, “what are the boundaries of acceptable punishment after a criminal conviction?” Our current system combines removal and exclusion from community with the provision of minimal necessities and lesser rights ...

#1087742 anything.33 Glenn saw Watts pull what appeared to be narcotics from his jacket sleeve. Watts then claimed to have found the narcotics in the SUV, but Baker knew there were no narcotics ...

in properly limiting abuse of the court system. In any case, what a federal court may do in one particular case is not dispositive of whether legislation burdening access to the courts for a class of inmates ...

facilities within this circuit. When prison officials find what is believed to be a fermented beverage in a prisoner's cell -- and according to Spratt's declaration in the present case, such beverages ...

individual cell and has not demonstrated exposure to levels of ETS comparable to those in Helling. As Judge Scanlon states in the Report-Recommendation, "...the plaintiff has not demonstrated what the level ...

the Complaint in the light most favorable to the plaintiff, should not dismiss these actions for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. According to the plaintiff, he has presented what could ...

dismissed the third portion against Oswald and Mancusi. Thus, what remains for trial are the first portion (the planning) as against Oswald and the second portion (the reprisals) as against all three ...