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Accepting a Human Rights Violation and Dealing with the Results: Cook County Hires Psychologist to Run Jail

By Nadia Pflaum | May 21, 2015

 
Acknowledging that people with mental illness now make up a good part of those incarcerated under his watch, an Illinois sheriff has hired a psychologist to run the Cook County Jail.

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Private and Nonprofit Law Firms Partner to Get Innocent Man Pardoned

By Nadia Pflaum | May 18, 2015

Michael McAlister received two very rare things Wednesday: a pardon from the governor of Virginia, and an apology.

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Prison Healthcare—Should There Be a Profit Motive in the Mix?

By Nadia Pflaum | April 16, 2015

On Tuesday, D.C. councilmembers voted down a $66M contract to bring in a new for-profit prison healthcare provider with a poor record on human rights. Score one for the nonprofits.

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Should the Profit Motive Figure into Prison Healthcare?

By Nadia Pflaum | April 10, 2015

Are some fields just better served by nonprofits? If so, prison healthcare might be a prime example.

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