Jailed Hunger-Striking Pussy Riot Member in Hospital
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is on the seventh day of a hunger strike
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is on the seventh day of a hunger strike
Hoping the military will allow hormone therapy
Other two also became pregnant by the inmate they assisted
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, who has begun a hunger strike in jail, was reportedly moved for her own safety
Numbers have significantly dropped, according to government
Likely to transform cigarettes from currency to contraband
Thanks to court delays
Not Ariel Castro -- another suicide by condemned prisoner
Determined unconstitutionally crowded
Want to focus on the rehabilitative aspect of their reputation
Two legislators have agreed to look into the conditions inmates are kept in
Said he asked for an evaluation of Castro multiple times before the Cleveland kidnapper committed suicide
New prison set to open in 2017
Yu Qiyi was held in a tub of icy water
That doesn't seem very independent
Plans to meet with her and Fort Leavenworth leadership to discuss hormone therapy
Confirms intent to live as a woman moving forward in prison
Former inmate told a U.N. panel the mother was ordered to drown her baby
Officials will focus on those who signed "do not resuscitate" orders
No getting locked in a cage and supervised by sadists for them
Could cause a riot they said; issue also included an article on prison reform
Dozens of inmates are in hospital or prison infirmaries
Thinks blame was irresponsible
The attorney general's criticism of mass incarceration and mandatory minimums is belated but welcome.
Senate Judiciary Chair Patrick Leahy and Republican Rand Paul already introduced a bill to reform mandatory minimum sentencing
Because prison overcrowding
Encouraged mass incarceration during his first terms as governor
Try to identify remains at school where accusations flew of physical and sexual abuse
FEMA money specifically allocated to rebuild prisons
Calls them an "affront to human rights"