Mich. school shooter’s parents sentenced to 10 years in prison for not stopping a ‘runaway train’

‘I owe it to the victim’s family’: Ala. death row inmate who killed 5 in ax murder drops appeals

Ala. gang member sentenced in prison scheme to defraud Home Depot

Tenn. CO who thwarted armed robbery honored by city for her actions

Juvenile inmates back in custody after attacking Ga. deputy, escaping with gun

New N.Y. union contract means pay raises, up to 12 weeks paid parental leave for COs

Proposed involuntary servitude amendment in N.H. faces criticism over potential impact on prison labor

N.Y. inmates file suit to watch the solar eclipse after state orders prisons locked down

Calif. governor resists calls to close more prisons amid budget and safety concerns

VADOC launches video series celebrating Second Chance Month

Former corrections director says furlough program wasn’t secret

December 19, 2014 11:20 AM

Lawmakers investigating the Department of Corrections believe overcrowding encouraged prison administrators to secretly use a furlough program to illegally release inmates early.

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