
Q&A: When Helping Your Loved One In Prison Goes Too Far
Helping your loved one in jail or prison is important. But it's also complicated. Make sure you're doing it right.
Helping your loved one in jail or prison is important. But it's also complicated. Make sure you're doing it right.
A new bill in Massachusetts is making headlines because it would allow prisoners to trade bone marrow or an organ for an early release.
Research and studies overwhelmingly show that solitary confinement doesn't work. The U.S. keeps using it anyway.
The United States has a mass-incarceration problem. What do we mean when we say the words "mass incarceration"?
While every facility's rules are different, this article provides a good overview of what "jail mail" rules usually look like.
People who take time to communicate with incarcerated people deserve credit. But they also need to learn to respect a prisoner's wishes.
Visitation in federal prison has changed immensely since 2020. Visitation was prohibited because of COVID-19.
All prisoners get a mental health screening at intake.
Prison staff can sometimes block family visits or phone calls.
The Sixth Amendment lays out your rights to a fair trial and legal representation. Does it still protect you after a conviction? Read more.