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Thursday, May 31, 2007

News: 5/31/2007

  • Suicide Rates Drop in Calfornia State Prisons
  • More teens kept in adult jails (Ohio)
  • New director focuses on future of state's prisons (Iowa)
  • Accommodations Being Made As Average Age of Prisoners Rise (New York)
  • Counties strain to find room for criminals (Ohio)
  • GOP report critical of inmate releases, open to changes (Michigan)
  • The Big Question: Why are our prisons so overcrowded, and how can we tackle the crisis? (UK)
  • Teens to stay in adult jails (Australia)
  • Vacant buildings to become prisons (Malaysia)
  • Children who stay with mothers in prisons hamper – Prison officer (Ghana)
  • 2 prisons plan to expand (Oklahoma)
  • Camden wants prisons gone from downtown (New Jersey)

Posted by Claude Muncey at 6:37 AM  

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