Tag: incarceration
Post-Conviction Review Could Correct Three-Strike Law Injustices
House Progressives Introduce Bill to End ‘Moral Catastrophe’ of Solitary Confinement
I’ve Taught in Prisons For 15 Years – Here’s What Schools Need to Know as Government Funding Expands
Teen’s Death in Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail Exposes ‘Repulsive’ Conditions
As Book Bans Sweep the US, Incarcerated People Face the Worst Censorship
‘Concrete Coffins’: Surviving Extreme Heat Behind Bars
‘I wasn’t sentenced to be cooked’: Heat desperation in a Texas prison
10 Years After Historic Hunger Strike, Will CA Finally End Solitary Confinement?
Post-Conviction Review Could Correct Three-Strike Law Injustices
What Juneteenth Looks Like for Incarcerated People
‘We’re a community’: These Groups are Working to Bail Out Incarcerated Women in Time for Mother’s Day
A Texas Prison Guard Placed a Woman in Isolation for Talking About Abortion
Fueled by Family Experiences with Incarceration, Black Girls Rising Seeks to Close Youth Prisons in Louisiana
California Considers Giving the Incarcerated a Right to Vote
A Woman’s Calls Sustained Her Incarcerated Grandson. Now a Law in Her Name Will Lower Prison Phone Rates.
Let 2023 Be the Year of Dismantling Incarceration
College Degrees Help Incarcerated People Take the Next Step to Freedom
Building “Feminist Jails” Ignores a Larger Problem
‘Habitual Offender’ Laws Imprison Thousands for Small Crimes — Sometimes for Life
Major Criminal Justice Reform is on the Docket in California
Amid Fears of Crime and Mental Illness, States Move To Expand Forced Treatment
28 Years, 160 Arrests: What One Man’s Record Reveals About San Diego’s Broken Justice System
John Kiriakou on Abu Zubaydah and Unethical CIA Practices
It’s Time for Biden to Fulfill His Pledge to End the Federal Death Penalty
Why U.S. Prisons Don’t Want Prisoners to Read
Invisible Warriors: California’s Incarcerated Female Firefighters
A Staggering Number of Inmates Have Died in Louisiana Prisons
