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Monthly Archives: December 2019

US Awards Private Detention Contracts in California before State Law Prohibits Them

Prison Reform NewsBy EnochDecember 31, 2019

The Trump administration awarded billions of dollars in contracts for private companies to operate immigration detention centers in California — just before a new state law takes effect to prohibit them. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill in October to ban contracts for for-profit prisons starting Jan. 1. Supporters hoped the law would force U.S.…

Texas youth prisons still beset by gangs, violence, abuse

Prison Reform NewsBy EnochDecember 31, 2019

They climbed the walls, threw food, joined gangs and beat each other up. Some said they were sexually victimized, and others refused to leave their cells out of fear. At one lockup, teens challenged visiting officials to a fight. At another, a suicidal boy tried to hang himself twice in roughly an hour before the…

As More Mothers Fill Prisons, Children Suffer ‘A Primal Wound’

Prison Reform NewsBy EnochDecember 31, 2019

GATESVILLE, Texas — Every month, Lila Edwards wakes up early for a two-hour road trip with a group of girls that ends with them walking single file through a metal detector. Inside an empty classroom, Lila eagerly and anxiously awaits Inmate 01740964. When the inmate, a woman serving a 40-year sentence for murder, walked in…

Two states expanded felon voting rights in December

Prison Reform NewsBy EnochDecember 31, 2019

Kentucky and New Jersey both expanded voting rights for convicted felons this past month. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) issued an executive order on December 12 which allows individuals convicted of certain felonies to regain the right to vote upon completion of sentence, including prison time, probation, and parole. Rights are restored at that time…

African American Women

Shareable ImagesBy EnochDecember 15, 2019

US Prison Population

Shareable ImagesBy EnochDecember 14, 2019

Trends in U.S. Corrections

Shareable ImagesBy EnochDecember 13, 2019

U.S. Spends $81 Billion

Shareable ImagesBy EnochDecember 12, 2019

African American Incarceration Rates

Shareable ImagesBy EnochDecember 11, 2019
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