Category: Government Executive

Federal Prisons Are Losing Staff. The Bureau’s Director Would Like to Fix That By October

Apoorva Joshi June 7, 2022 No Comment

Bureau Director to Congress: Federal Prisons are Not as Badly Understaffed as People Think

Apoorva Joshi February 7, 2022 No Comment

FBI Investigating 8 Cases of Potential Misconduct Involving Louisville Police
Supreme Court Rules for Inmates Seeking Reduced Prison Terms
Justices Say Courts Must Consider Rehab In Resentencing
Prison Guard Charged with Accepting Bribes to Allow Inmate to Receive Smuggled Items
Explainer: The Supreme Court Decision in Concepcion v United States

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Category: Government Executive

Federal Prisons Are Losing Staff. The Bureau’s Director Would Like to Fix That By October

Bureau Director to Congress: Federal Prisons are Not as Badly Understaffed as People Think

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