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More Ohio prisons reopening for in-person visits as coronavirus infection rates drop
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Of 28 locations,10 facilities already are open, and another 11 are set to restart in-person visits
Ohio county faces 27 lawsuits over jail misconduct, $1.35 million paid so far
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Thirteen inmates have died in Cuyahoga County jails since June 2018
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Ohio prison system seeks high-security facility replacements
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Officials say the current facilities for violent inmates are 'functionally obsolete' and create security risks for other inmates, COs
Ohio jail updates policies, makes other changes to address 'inhumane' conditions
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Many of the findings in the U.S. Marshals 52-page report center around a lack of jail policies related to inmate and staff safety
3 Ohio COs treated for exposure to suspected fentanyl
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The exposure apparently coincided with an inmate requiring treatment for a suspected drug overdose and while a second inmate was being evaluated for a suspected overdose
Inmate breakout marks Ohio jail's second escape in last month
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One of the two inmates has been taken into custody
Officials: 29 sickened at Ohio prison due to fentanyl-heroin mix
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Nurses, COs who attempted to aid overdosing inmate were exposed to mixture described as "white powder"
Proposed Ohio amendment would limit drug sentences
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Amendment will ask voters to reduce penalties for drug offenses, send defendants to treatment
Jury convicts Ohio man accused of killing 3 people at barbershop
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Douglas Shine Jr. could face the death penalty after being convicted of opening fire in a barbershop, killing three people and wounding three others
Ohio court rejects 3 inmates' 1st Amendment lethal injection case
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The inmates argued the law violated free speech rights by restricting information that informs the public debate over capital punishment
Number of Ohio inmates smuggling cell phones rises
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Prison officials have also seen a rise in black market drugs and alcohol contraband
Incarcerated Ohio veterans create care packages for the homeless
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The Incarcerated Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 732 has created care packages for the local homeless population and those who have lost their homes
Committee: Monitoring of Ohio women's prison should continue
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Staff stability at the Dayton Correctional Institution has been a problem and no mental health programs were conducted in over a month despite a need for such programs
Ohio ACLU calls for end of daily jail fees billed to inmates
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Fees charged to inmates first upon their arrival at state jails and then on a daily basis perpetuate cycles of debt and incarceration and should be eliminated, the American Civil Liberties Union said Monday
'Pay-to-stay' fees can haunt inmates after release
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A study released today by the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio showed that 40 of Ohio’s 75 local and regional full-service jails charge so-called “pay-to-stay” fees that, it said, can haunt inmates long after releases
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