Massachusetts

The program was highlighted by the Obama Administration last year

A western Massachusetts prison believes dressing for success can help inmates break the stranglehold of addiction

Settlement would prohibit male guards from videotaping strip searches of female inmates

Earned an additional two years for hitting CO during scuffle with other inmates

Following the complaints of several female attorneys, correctional officers inside Massachusetts state prisons won't proceed to a pat down if it appears that a bra’s underwire has set off a metal detector

Many are insisting that the search procedures are uncalled for and impede attorney's ability to counsel

Case could determine the fate of thousands of people convicted of drug crimes based on tainted evidence

A new bill would prevent the solitary confinement of mentally ill inmates for more than 30 days

At least 1,000 people will be summoned and asked to fill out questionnaires for jury in trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev

Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins told the Boston Herald there have been "no problems, no complaints"

A correctional officer was the first on the scene when a car rolled, hit a tree and caught on fire

Rockingham County House of Corrections study is critical of the jail's management