No more prisons
California runs out of money to build new prisons, decides to try rehabilitation instead.
Christian Science Monitor
exploring alternatives to the war on crime and juvenile delinquency
California runs out of money to build new prisons, decides to try rehabilitation instead.
In 2003, Dr. Thomas Butler reported some missing vials of plague specimens to the safety officer at his university. In 2005, he's about halfway through his two-year prison sentence. More here.
Florida judges ignore a state law requiring them to order chemical castration for some types of sex offenders.
The Supreme Court rules that prisons must facilitate worship by inmates who are members of minority religions.
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