Jail News Archives - Page 8 of 21

Richard L. Bean Juvenile Service Center faces scrutiny over seclusion practices

Allegations of the Richard L. Bean Juvenile Service Center categorizing lockups as “voluntary” to bypass regulations prompt closer scrutiny.

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A New York City jail officers union mobilizes against a City Council bill seeking to prohibit solitary confinement, citing safety concerns.

CIRT is looking into the death of Ashley Jo Raisbeck, an inmate who collapsed in Jefferson County Jail after routine medical rounds.

Georgia state prisons are in turmoil: 239 deaths in 2022. ‘They Have No Voice’ organization advocates reform and safety.

Michigan’s new law, effective in 2025, extends automatic voter registration to formerly incarcerated individuals.

Charlie Adelson, sentenced for the murder of FSU law professor Dan Markel, was transferred to Florida Department of Corrections custody.

Kodak Black is behind bars again, arrested in Miami, and currently held at the Federal Detention Center with no release date announced.

Stafford’s renowned Community Corrections Alternative Program will cease operations, along with three other Virginia correctional facilities.

Rusty Ratliff, the warden at Moberly Correctional Center, challenges a court’s release order for Charles Waddill, accused of manslaughter.

Gallatin County Detention Center distinguishes itself by placing inmate programs at the center of its operation.