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Belarus dissident rock band sentenced to 2 years correctional labour

JURIST

A district court in Minsk sentenced a dissident Belarusian rock band to two and a half years of correctional labour on Friday after being convicted of active participation in group actions that grossly violate public order, according to human rights group Mayday Team. The band has been behind bars since their arrest in January.

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“Clarence Thomas’ Corrected Ethics Disclosure Form Is Not Actually Correct”

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“Clarence Thomas’ Corrected Ethics Disclosure Form Is Not Actually Correct”: Law professor Steven Lubet has this Jurisprudence essay online at Slate. The post “Clarence Thomas’ Corrected Ethics Disclosure Form Is Not Actually Correct” appeared first on How Appealing.

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Pennsylvania inmates sue state corrections department over ‘torturous’ solitary confinement conditions

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A group of five Pennsylvania inmates sued the state’s Department of Corrections and its employees, according to a Tuesday announcement from the Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project. This is not the first time this particular federal court has received a complaint against a Pennsylvania correctional institution.

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The Culture of Corrections

The Crime Report

It was a typical midnight shift for a corrections officer in Northern New Jersey responsible for escorting a nurse in the medical unit of the county jail so she could screen inmates who had recently arrived. But do all corrections officers choose to do the right thing while on the job? Then, they encountered a problem.

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U.S. News Had A LOT Of Correcting To Do

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News Had A LOT Of Correcting To Do appeared first on Above the Law. The final rankings are due to be released tomorrow, April 9th. The post U.S.

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Federal court rules New York correctional facility must provide prescription methadone to inmates

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The US District Court for the Northern District of New York Monday issued an order which granted a preliminary injunction allowing non-pregnant inmates with opioid use disorders the Jefferson County Correctional Facility to access methadone prescriptions.

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Wisconsin diocese sues state corrections department over COVID-19 restrictions

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The Archdiocese of Wisconsin filed suit Friday against the Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC), alleging that the department’s COVID-19 policy restricting ministers’ access to prisoners violates state law. To address COVID-19 concerns, the Wisconsin DOC adopted a policy temporarily suspending all visits.

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