Elizabeth Holmes seeks sentence reduction, citing rehabilitation work in prison

Former Manson follower Patricia Krenwinkel recommended for parole

New federal bill seeks to support, protect inmate firefighters

From sagebrush to skyscrapers: How an inmate-trained wild horse joined the NYPD

Kan. parole board reverses decision to release man who killed trooper in 1978

L.A. judge reduces Menendez brothers’ sentences

PBS documentary shows how dogs are reshaping inmate rehabilitation in Colorado

Mich. prison population hits 17-year low as recidivism drops

Financial literacy behind bars: A key to breaking the cycle of recidivism

Quilting for healing: Netflix documentary explores Mo. prison’s unlikely rehabilitation program

New law means more rehab, less jail time

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Okla. Governor Mary Fallin signed House Bill 2131. It’s designed to reduce the state’s prison population and help rehabilitate non-violent offenders.

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