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Minnesota prisons denied modifications to GED test-takers with disabilities

Minnesota prisons denied modifications to GED test-takers with disabilities

A Justice Department investigation found the Minnesota Department of Corrections violated the Americans with Disabilities Act
Posted by By Mollie Bryant October 5, 2022

Adnan Syed, who was featured on the ‘Serial’ podcast, was released from prison

Jails on toxic land, a show that breaks from "copaganda" and more headlines in our newsletter
Posted by By Mollie Bryant September 20, 2022
How Oklahoma’s domestic violence laws fail survivors

How Oklahoma’s domestic violence laws fail survivors

Abuse survivors who protect themselves can face lengthy prison sentences
Posted by By Mollie Bryant September 16, 2022
How funding mental health services could reduce incarceration in Oklahoma

How funding mental health services could reduce incarceration in Oklahoma

In 2016, state voters approved using mental health services and other resources to reduce incarceration, but lawmakers have never funded them
Posted by By Mollie Bryant August 15, 2022

Castro-Huerta ruling continues a legacy of broken promises to Native American communities

Some worry the ruling will make Native American women more vulnerable to violence
Posted by By admin July 15, 2022

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