Allegations include everything from the beating of inmates by correctional officers to broken toilets infested with maggots
The 52 inmates who each sought a $1 million payment were among 77 prisoners at the Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison who had been given overdoses of the Pfizer vaccine by prison nursing staff
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Suit alleges jail's contracted medical provider said she was withdrawing from drugs, not in labor, and some jail staffers and medical staff laughed at her
The corrections worker is alleged to have shared information in violation of the department's informational technology, confidentiality and ethics policies
Two longtime jail employees alleged in sexual discrimination lawsuits they were reprimanded when they repeatedly failed to pass screening machines
The man alleges he was seen by multiple medical and mental health providers who failed to notice his decomposing leg
Deputies took two hours to respond to the homeless woman's call for help, then stopped at Starbucks on the way to the hospital; the woman lost the pregnancy
Suit alleges Associate Warden Antonio Pires, 48, used his position to “manipulate and coerce” her into a brief sexual relationship and then gave her unfavorable assignments when she ended it
She, and her lawyers with the ACLU, claim prison has failed to dispense Zayre-Brown’s prescribed hormones and has denied her request for surgical vaginoplasty
The COs filed a complaint after an official barred officers of color from entering the floor where Chauvin was being held
Rape and sexual battery of female inmates at the Cherokee County Adult Detention Center “was rampant, routine, and widespread,” according to the woman’s lawsuit
“This is one of the worst cases of murder I’ve ever seen,” said Jones, a former Houston, Texas, prosecutor.
Leesa L. Wiseman's attorney said the verdict recognized the years of discrimination, mistreatment and retaliation that his client endured
Marco Paredes-Machado claims he was classified as a member of the ISIS terrorist group to justify moving him to the maximum-security prison
Critics claim earmarking stimulus money for new prisons is an "improper expenditure" for the funds
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