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Tag Archives: prison industrial complex
Santa Clara Co. Jail Hunger Strikers Released from Solitary! Hunger Strike Suspended Pending Sheriff’s Fulfillment of Demands
Originally posted on Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity:
HUNGER STRIKE SUSPENDED. Hunger Strikers have been released from solitary with handshakes and hugs. In 90 days, Strikers will be able to downclass in to general population. Additional clothing has been ordered. The…
CA state court : Prisoner Can’t Be Punished for Hunger Strike
Originally posted on Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity:
Below is the April 23, 2016 article from SF Gate/San Francisco Chronicle (minus photos and video in the article) Court’s full decision at the bottom of the post. State court rules prisoners can’t…
$25 Million Prison Divestment Victory at University of California
PRESS RELEASE | For Immediate Release | December 18, 2015 $25 Million Prison Divestment Victory at University of California Multi-racial National Coalition Celebrates Growing Momentum for Prison Divestment with the Second University Divestment Victory This Year Oakland, CA – The University of … Continue reading
From Solitary Confinement at Pelican Bay, Jesse Perez Sues Guards for Retaliation, Wins $25,000
Originally posted on Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity:
On Nov. 25, 2015, a federal jury awarded $25,000 in damages to Jesse Perez, who had sued guards for trashing his cell in retaliation for his lawsuit against the prison and for his…
Innocent until arrested in Mississippi
Mississippi judge: ‘People charged with crimes, they are criminals’ … Marcus D. Gordon, has admitted to not assigning public defenders until after indictment—when formal charges are filed against a defendant. Gordon has claimed the policy is necessary because of scarce … Continue reading
@McKinleyPLewis loves his job.
McKinley Lewis is the spokesperson for the Florida Department of Corrections, and he loves his job, apparently because he gets to be a part of the FDoC’s plan to convince the public that our prisons no longer imperils inmates, which … Continue reading
Posted in #DeadInmates
Tagged Department of Justice, Ernest Haridopolos, FBI, Florida Department of Corrections, Frank Lee Smith, Friends of Mike H, Jeff Atwater, Jeffrey Srang, Julie Jones, Loretta Lynch, McKinley Lewis, Mike Haridopolos, prison industrial complex, Rick Scott, Robert Cromwell, UN Committee on Human Rights
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This #IncarcerationNation: Tortuous, deadly Dark Sites everywhere
Published on Oct 13, 2015 ——————————————- Video shows police tasing a bloody, restrained Matthew Ajibade in the testicles before his death It is now abundantly clear that Matthew Ajibade was murdered by police in Savannah, Georgia. For over 10 months, … Continue reading
@TheJusticeDept: @FL_Corrections turned a 10-year sentence into a short, secret death sentence
Bills pile up, sky high, send that boy home, to die … Crimes of need are prosecuted zealously, crimes of greed are hardly ever prosecuted at all. It is why Rick Scott is committing additional greed-based crimes as Florida’s governor … Continue reading
Posted in #DeadInmates, #PrisonIndustrialComplex
Tagged cruel and unusual punishment, Duval County, FBI, FDoC, Florida Departmnet of Corrections, Friends of Mike H, Greg Evers, HCA, Julie Jones, Loretta Lynch, McKenzie Lewis, medical neglect, pain and suffering, prison industrial complex, prison reform, Rick Scott, Steve Crisafulli, torture
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Did @FL_Corrections’ negligence turn a 10-year sentence into a short, secret death sentence?
One way to keep the Florida Department of Corrections mortality stats from revealing all that they should about prison conditions is to quietly facilitate an early release when inappropriate medical care puts an inmate in danger of imminent death. That … Continue reading
Posted in #CruelAndUnusualPunishment, #PrisonIndustrialComplex
Tagged #DeadInmates, cruel and unusual punishment, FDoC, Florida Department of Corrections, Friends of Mike H, Greg Evers, Julie Jones, McKinley Lewis, medical negligence, prison industrial complex, Rick Scott, Steve Crisafulli
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