@NYPDnews / Twitter Man Learns His Fate After Fake Gun Stunt Ends in Officer's Death A man whose attempt at robbery led to the death of a New York City police officer has been sentenced to 33 years in prison. By Johnathan Jones November 20, 2021
Kittirat Roekburi / ShutterstockOp-Ed Our Alternative to Prison Is 92% Cheaper Than Jail and Gives Decent People Hope 'The number of people currently incarcerated is staggering, and their needs after prison are even more staggering.' By Matthew Barnett November 15, 2021
Arturo Holmes / Getty Images; Monica Schipper/Getty ImagesCommentary Ghislaine Maxwell's Lawyer: Her Jail Treatment Rivals 'Hannibal Lecter's Incarceration' Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney is taking a rather interesting line of reasoning to argue that the accused madame should be granted bail. By Isa Ryan November 5, 2021
WIN-Initiative - Neleman / Getty ImagesCommentary 12 Biological Males Convicted of Violent Crimes, Sex Crimes Transferred to Women's Prisons After Identifying as Women A report claims that 12 men, some of them sex offenders, have been transferred to women's prisons in Scotland after identifying as women. By Johnathan Jones November 3, 2021
Michael Wyke / AP Prisons Feel the Impact of COVID-19 with Staff Shortages and Recruitment Woes The coronavirus pandemic - and its impact on the labor market - has pushed many corrections systems into crisis. By The Associated Press November 1, 2021
Jose A. Bernat Bacete / Getty Images; inset photo Akron Police Department / AP Man Convicted of Killing Nine People in Arson Fires Receives Sentence Summit County prosecutors said that Stanley Ford killed a couple in 2016 and two adults and five children in 2017. By The Associated Press October 26, 2021
Bill Oxford / Getty Images Female Officers Say They Were Assaulted at Understaffed New York Prison The female corrections officers are both single moms in their 30s who support their families by working at the understaffed jail. By Kaylee Greenlee October 25, 2021
Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Reimpose Death Penalty on Inmate Charged with Rape and Murder The Supreme Court rejected a plea to reimpose the death penalty on a South Carolina inmate whose sentence had stood for two decades. By The Associated Press October 22, 2021
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction / AP Ohio Woman Who Spent Nearly Two Decades in Prison Gets Surprising News 'The medical evidence proves what Ms. Hoover-Moore has always said: She is innocent,' advocate Joanna Sanchez said. By The Associated Press October 21, 2021
Charles O'Rear / Getty ImagesCommentary DC Department of Corrections Officials Held in Contempt for What They Did to Jan. 6 Detainee A federal judge has accused jail officials of potentially deliberate mistreatment of a Jan. 6 defendant and called for an investigation. By Isa Ryan October 16, 2021