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Tag Archives: Federal Bureau of Prisons
@FLGovScott’s PR in lieu of PRosecutions re @FL_Corrections’ #DeadInmates, part 1
When they learn of Rick Scott latest Executive Order concerning the Florida Department of Corrections, Floridians with loved ones behind bars will likely feel they’ve had a truckload of rock salt poured into the wounds created by Scott’s warm, fuzzy … Continue reading
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“Revolving Doors” never hit anyone in the ass on their way out. But they should.
Inside the Private Prison Industry’s Alarming Spread Across America | Alternet While the total prison population in the country grew 16% between 2000 and 2011, the state private prison population grew 106% … Christopher Petrella, a researcher at UC Berkeley … Continue reading
Activist down. Action required.
SIGN THE PETITION TO FREE LYNNE STEWART: SAVE HER LIFE – Call for COMPASSIONATE RELEASE Now! If Lynne’s original sentence of 28 months had not been unreasonably, punitively increased to 10 years, she would be home now—where her medical care … Continue reading
Incarceration Nation – Just say “know,” as in I know what y’all are doing, and I want it stopped.
Mother Jones just reported, “Less than a month after retiring from his post as Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), Harley G. Lappin has been hired to a top positon at the nation’s largest private, for-profit prison contractor, … Continue reading