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Inmates won't be reading a newspaper banned by Florida corrections officials anytime soon, due to a decision by a Tallahassee federal judge who said the...
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Earlier this month, President Barak Obama commuted the sentences of 46 inmates serving long prison sentences for non-violent drug offenses including 11…
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Many of the inmates died of natural causes, but a series of suspicious deaths — against the backdrop of a shrinking budget and staff shortages — has lawmakers calling for a prison oversight board.
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A Fort Myers man whose imprisonment and later exoneration made headlines is speaking to the Naples Press Club on Friday.The case that would send Ryan…
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Florida’s corrections chief resigned Monday. Mike Crews' last day is November 30th. He'll be replaced by interim Secretary Tim Cannon. WLRN’s Gina Jordan…
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Recent investigative reporting by the Miami Herald into abuse, torture and death of inmates in Florida prisons has raised public concern regarding the…
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June 14 will mark the one year anniversary of Gov. Rick Scott’s signing of the Timely Justice Act. The measure aims to increase the pace of Florida’s…
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The Florida Legislature is moving to overhaul the law governing the Department of Juvenile Justice during the session that starts March 4th. The rewrite…
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Broward State Rep. Katie Edwards wants to ease up on the three-year prison terms some nonviolent first offenders get for possessing pain pills. Her bill…
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Community leaders in North Port are looking to adopt a program aimed at keeping youth offenders out of the juvenile justice system and providing…