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Tag Archives: prison reform
Who lives, who dies, who tells your story – #OscarGiles
Update 5/1/17: Once again, I noticed “hits” on Oscar Giles on my blog, and checked the Florida Department of Corrections website to see if he is okay. He’s not. Oscar died on February 2nd, a little over a month past … Continue reading
Posted in #ColorOfLaw, #CruelAndUnusualPunishment, #DeadInmates, #FailureToKeepFromHarm, #IncarcerationNation, #MaliciousProsecution, #PrisonIndustrialComplex, #StarvedToDeath, Uncategorized
Tagged #DeadInmates, #FailureToKeepFromHarm, #LoveFL, #PrisonIndustrialComplex, ACLU, air trays, cruel and unusual punishment, Edwin Holt, Harsh Justice in America, Life Without Possibility of Parole, lwop, Oscar Giles, Prentice Hobbs, prison reform, Rick Scott, Tomoka Correctional Institution
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Crisis Intervention Training saves lives, and big $$ (graphic video)
Published on Oct 1, 2015 The San Antonio police have plainclothes officers who are experts in what is called Crisis Intervention Training. ——————————————– Editorial: Jail and isolation brutalize people with mental illness By the time he turned 18, Chapman said … Continue reading
Posted in #CriminalizationOfMentalIllness, #DeadInmates, #LoveFL
Tagged #DeadInmates, #ScaldedToDeath, Albert Flowers, Angela Corey, Darren Rainey, Department of Justice, FBI, Gary Bennett, George Zimmerman, Gerald Stano, Heather Chapman, Jeff Ashton, Juan Ramos, Julie Jones, Katherine Fernandez Rundle, Lawson Lamar, Linroy Bottoson, Nikko Albanese, Norm Wolfinger, Palm Beach Post, Phil Archer, prison reform, public corruption, R J Larizza, Rick Scott, Sunshine, Trayvon Martin, William Dillon, Willie Meggs, Wilton Dedge
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@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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WFSU asks a dishonest question of an unreliable source
Are Recent Arrests Of Florida Correctional Officers Proof Of New Prison Reform Policies? Last month, a Lake City Correctional officer was arrested for lying about gassing an inmate in the face. Most recently, three other arrests occurred—which included two Suwannee … Continue reading
Posted in #BeatenToDeath, #DeatInmates, #GassedToDeath, #ScaldedToDeath, #StarvedToDeath
Tagged Brevard County Sheriff's Office, Caged Crusader, color-of-law, Daniel McGee, Darren Rainey, David Atwell, Department of Justice, Don Gaetz, Ernest Brown, Gary Harrell, Greg Evers, Harold Hempstead, James Tucker, Jeff Abramowski, Joe Negron, Julie Jones, Loretta Lynch, Matthew Walker, prison reform, Randall Jordan-Aparo, Richard Mair, Rick Scott, Sascha Cordner, Wayne Ivey, WFSU
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“Compassion fatigue” not a factor of Andre Sheffield’s in-custody Brevard medical negligence death
Staff disciplined after jailed Florida teen’s death | Miami Herald Miami Herald For more than a decade, Florida juvenile justice administrators have been on notice: Children are not supposed to die in state custody for lack of the same medical … Continue reading
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Tagged FBI, Gary Bennett, Lawson Lamar, Jeff Abramowski, Crosley Green, Monte Adams, Norm Wolfinger, Charlie Crist, Jeb Bush, Juan Ramos, Wilton Dedge, John Dean Moxley, Jeff Ashton, Chris White, William Dillon, Brevard County Sheriff's Office, Rick Scott, Gerald Stano, James Russo, frame-ups, Eric Perez, malicious prosecution, Wayne Ivey, Phil Williams, Omar Paisley, Martin lee Anderson, Jack Parker, Phil Archer, false expert testimony, coached jailhouse informants, Brevard Good Ole Boys, Richard Mair, Department of Justice, Loretta Lynch, prison reform, Crosley "Papa" Green, Andre Sheffield, Brevard County Juvenile Detention Center, TALON, Brevard ACLU, Morgan McNeil
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Congress must adopt “Mandela Rules” … enough #DeadInmates, already
PRESS RELEASE “Mandela Rules” passed, standards on the treatment of prisoners enhanced for the 21st century Passage of landmark resolution at the Vienna Crime Commission revises the 1955 standard minimum rules for treatment of prisoners, ensuring they remain the universally … Continue reading
With one day notice and no explanation, @FL_Corrections closed Suwannee CI to visitors for two days
Media Advisory April 17, 2015 For More Information Contact: Florida Department of Corrections Communications Office (850) 488-0420 Visitation Cancelled at Suwannee Correctional Institution Annex this Weekend Florida Department of Corrections announced today the cancellation of weekend visitation at Suwannee Correctional … Continue reading
Florida House version of Senate prison reform bill will make only homicidal guards/officials happy
The Florida Senate exhibited due diligence in authoring their prison reform bill. They held hearings, they accepted correspondence from constituents, they visited prisons unannounced, and much more. What gruesome matters the Senate addressed in their bill can be understood quickly … Continue reading
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Tagged 18th Judicial Circuit, 5th District Court of Appeals, 7th Judicial Circuit, 9th Judical Circuit, FBI, Florida Supreme Court, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Jack Parker, Jeff Ashton, John Dean Moxley, Juan Ramos, Julie Brown, Julie Jones, Linroyy Bottoson, Miami Herald, Mike Haridopolos, Mitch Needelman, Norm Wolfinger, Phil Archer, prison reform, Richard Mair, Rick Scott, Ron McAndrew, Scott Ellis, Stephen Epperly, Steve Crisafulli, Warren Davis, Wayne Ivey, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge
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