All posts tagged "Jail"
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Alexis Evans | May 12, 2017
Black Lives Matter Activists to Bail Out at Least 30 Women for Mother’s Day
A few lucky mothers will get the gift of freedom.
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Nicole Zub | September 20, 2016
Mass Incarceration: Why Are There So Many Women Behind Bars?
Orange really is the new black.
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Emily Dalgo | July 4, 2015
Columbia University Backs Away From Private Prisons: We Should Follow Its Lead
Columbia is the first university to make this move.
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Marisa Mostek | October 22, 2014
Pistorius Can Opt for House Arrest in Just 10 Months
Olympian Oscar Pistorius may be able to serve just ten months of his five-year maximum sentence.
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Chelsey D. Goff | October 6, 2014
ICYMI: Best of the Week
From the faux outrage over President Obama's "latte salute," to every worker's fantasy coming true in Germany with...
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Marisa Mostek | August 1, 2014
“Minor” Offenses? Trying Juveniles as Adults is on the Rise in the US
A slew of recent crimes committed by minors has prompted debate over whether or not they should be...
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Natasha Paulmeno | July 9, 2014
Georgia’s State Prisons: Breeding Grounds for Violence
Prison officials are struggling to stop the violence that plagues Georgia's state prisons, and the deplorable conditions that...