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The state launched a 14-day statewide soft lockdown and told nurses they must work 16-hour shifts or face reprisal
Government and private groups are stepping up with resources and assistance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Officers and inmates across the state prison system described conditions ripe for an outbreak, with a shortage of sanitizing products and lax policies at some prisons
A 263-page document says the design of the state’s prisons, overcrowding and understaffing make it “impossible” to keep COs and inmates safe from COVID-19
The mask requirement will apply across the board, regardless of whether a facility has been touched by COVID-19
Officials said they agree on the premise of breaks and fresh air, but they do not want COs leaving the facility
The document was written to protect the health and safety of staff, inmates and visitors
As COVID-19 threatens to spread behind bars, defense attorneys are filing motions for some inmates’ release
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