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Police statewide are on the hunt for 12 of the state's oldest and most violent prison escapees. On Monday the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the Florida Department of Corrections announced their 12 Days of Fugitives program. Full Article at Local10 Miami
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ATLANTA -- Georgia Department of Corrections officials say a death-row inmate who was injured in an "alleged suicide attempt" last month has died. Full Article at WSB-TV Atlanta
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This undated photo released by the South Carolina Department of Corrections shows inmate Quincy Jovan Allen, who is one of two men on death row accused of attacking a South Carolina security guard. View Photo »
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Hats off to the Seattle Police Department for their vigorous work in apprehending Clemmons, and hats off for finishing the job that the Arkansas Department of Corrections, and more to the point, then Governor Mike Huckabee, would not.
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A man sentenced to prison in 2000 for impregnating his then 13-year-old girlfriend is scheduled to be released from prison today and return to Wausau as a registered sex offender. Full Article at Wausau Daily Herald
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PATERSON — A veteran police officer involved in a shooting this weekend fired twice at an ex-con who pointed a stolen gun at him after the man refused to pay a cab fare, prosecutors said Monday. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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Next week will mark a decade that at least six Rastafarian inmates have been held in segregation in Virginia prisons for refusing to cut their hair. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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This undated photo released by the South Carolina Department of Corrections shows inmate Mikal Deen Mahdi, who is one of two men on death row accused of attacking a South Carolina security guard. View Photo »
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It gives some relief to the Mississippi Department of Corrections because of jail-space issues, and it's feasible economically to reserve more space for violent offenders
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A late afternoon post by Perez Hilton has sent phones at Nevada's Department of Corrections ringing off the hooks. Full Article at The Wrap
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The "12 Days of Fugitives" campaign was kicked off Monday by the heads of the Department of Law Enforcement and the Department of Corrections. Full Article at Gainesville Sun
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This booking photo released by the Alachua County Department of Corrections Tuesday Dec. 1, 2009, shows University of Florida football player Carlos Dunlap after he was arrested early Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009, and charged with driving under the influence.
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This undated photo provided by the Virginia Department of Corrections shows an electric chair. Larry Bill Elliott is scheduled to be executed by choice of electrocution Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009 for the January 2001 shooting deaths of 25-year-old Dana Thrall and 30-year-old Robert Finch.
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In this image made from a March 2005 video released Monday, Nov. 16, 2009 by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, a prison guard, back to camera, throws a non-lethal grenade into an inmate's cell at the Wisconsin Secure Program Facility in Boscobel, Wis.
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In this image made from a March 2005 video released Monday, Nov. 16, 2009 by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, a prison guard points to the the spot where a non-lethal grenade landed after it was thrown into an inmate's cell at the Wisconsin Secure Program Facility in Boscobel, W...
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Virginia Department of Corrections Director of Communications Larry Traylor (C) announces the execution of John Allen Muhammad at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Virginia November 10, 2009.
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Virginia Department of Corrections Director of Communications Larry Traylor pauses as he announces the execution of John Allen Muhammad at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Virginia November 10, 2009.
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JARRATT, VA - NOVEMBER 10: Virginia Department of Corrections Communications Director Larry Traylor speaks to the media outside the Greensville Correctional Center November 10, 2009 near Jarratt, Virginia.
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Virginia Department of Corrections spokesman Larry Traylor announces the execution of convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Va. , Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009. Traylor said, Muhammad died by injection at 9:11 p.m.
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Hats off to the Seattle Police Department for their vigorous work in apprehending Clemmons, and hats off for finishing the job that the Arkansas Department of Corrections, and more to the point, then Governor Mike Huckabee, would not.
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It gives some relief to the Mississippi Department of Corrections because of jail-space issues, and it's feasible economically to reserve more space for violent offenders
SOURCE: The Clarion-Ledger -
The (Michigan Department of Corrections) has 14 days to provide the records and then the prosecutor will file legal arguments and the state will respond ... Until then, neither can be released and that wasn't the case before.
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The Department of Corrections is required by Kentucky law to promulgate a regulation as to all portions of the lethal injection protocol except those limited issues of internal management that are purely of concern to department personnel
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Without a doubt we would love to have as many staff from the Illinois Department of Corrections who have an interest in working for the Bureau of Prisons ... Those jobs are going to be very competitive.
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With a budget-cutting 'exercise' demanded of the Department of Corrections, the Florida Legislature has an opportunity to shift into a smarter modus operandi in managing less-violent offenders.
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There is a problem with the jails. It starts with the governor. He has instructed the Department of Corrections to give early outs to people based upon overcrowding of the prisons
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I'm greatly disappointed that the Department of Corrections is going to seek to imprison people on a crime that the Kentucky Supreme Court says they can not do that on
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So many of our kids are in prison without even being in the Illinois Department of Corrections
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The mastermind of the 2002 Washington, DC-area sniper attacks will die by lethal injection next month, Virginia officials said Tuesday. John Allen Muhammad declined to choose between lethal injection and electrocution, so under state law the method defaults to lethal injection, Virginia Department of Co...
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I think the system turned her into a throwaway child ... The treatment she received while incarcerated by the Department of Corrections was a substantial cause of the deterioration of her mental health status, which resulted in her successful suicide.
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The real question is whether the General Assembly intended for the DOC (Department of Corrections) to have that kind of authority; ... I do not believe they did.
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Two-thirds of layoffs are in the Department of Corrections, which relies almost entirely on support from the general fund, and I want to find a way to mitigate that situation
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The inmate population has increased, violence in our prisons is increasing on a daily basis. Assaults on officers in the unit are par for the course, a regular part of the job. He looks at the bottom line, but he can't have it both ways ... He wants to stop recidivism, yet he continually goes back to th...
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In February of this year, after the successful completion of our most recent contract, SOURCECORP was awarded a new 5 year contract for mailroom and data entry services with the Alabama Department of Revenue as well as with the Alabama Department of Corrections
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It is anticipated that the inmates transferred out of state would not require any special programming; only basic religious, recreational and similar perfunctory programs will be required ... However, if other programs are available, the [Department of Corrections] would consider sending inmates who cou...
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I can only surmise that none of you gentleman ever developed any moral code ... and I have no confidence that if you are shipped off to the Department of Corrections you will find a moral compass there.
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This is not really about earned time ... This is a cost-saving measure for the Department of Corrections.
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The court finds the defendant violated conditions of her probation ... Six years of the previously suspended sentence is ordered executed at Indiana Department of Corrections.
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It is a relief to know that smarter decisions are being made with tax dollars ... Hopefully, the change within the Department of Corrections is just one of many spending improvements that will take place across state agencies.
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The Department of Corrections has a legal responsibility to deliver adequate health care to inmates under its custody
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The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections trusts that this inspection will be useful to your county
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I can believe that none of you gentleman ever developed any moral code ... And I have no confidence that if you are shipped off to the Department of Corrections you will find a moral compass there.
SOURCE: United Press International
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