South Dakota lawmakers explore shifting responsibility for inmate legal defense fees from counties to the state.
Category: Jail News
Montana Correctional Facilities Face Boiler Issues in Extreme Cold
Montana correctional facilities address heating challenges during sub-zero temperatures by implementing emergency measures and repairs.
Cal State LA receives grant to bridge Prison to Careers
Cal State LA secures a $900K grant for prison to careers initiative, linking graduates with employment opportunities after incarceration.
Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall Places Eight Officers on Leave
The LAC Probation Department suspends eight officers at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall amid misconduct allegations involving juveniles.
Inmate Dog Training Program, FCI Terre Haute Partners with Local Humane Society
FCI Terre Haute partners with a local humane society for an inmate dog training program, benefiting both shelter dogs and inmates.
Gov. Kay Ivey $5,000 Grant for Prison Body Armor Upgrades
Alabama correctional officers receive improved protection with Gov. Kay Ivey’s grant for prison body armor.
Valley State Prison Staff Bowl for Special Olympics
Valley State Prison staff participates in a Special Olympics bowling tournament, showcasing dedication to community service.
Quandelle Joseph Guilty Plea, MDC Brooklyn Bribery
Ex-MDC officer Quandelle Joseph pleads guilty, confessing to taking bribes for smuggling contraband into the Brooklyn jail.
Christopher Jones challenges discrimination against deaf inmates in Clark County Detention Center
Christopher Jones sues Clark County Jail, alleging discrimination against deaf inmates and demanding proper communication and accommodations.
Georgia pressed to fund gender transition for a prisoner
The U.S. government advocates gender transition for a prisoner, pushing Georgia to fund treatment amidst alleged gender dysphoria violations.