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House Arrest

House Arrest: A Comprehensive Guide

House arrest, also known as home confinement, is an increasingly prevalent alternative sentencing option in today’s criminal justice system, especially in federal cases. Instead of serving time in a traditional prison, eligible individuals complete their sentences at home, subject to strict court-imposed conditions and electronic monitoring. This approach aims to reduce overcrowding in correctional facilities,

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Federal Prison Oversight Act

Federal Prison Oversight Act (H.R. 3019 / S. 1401): Comprehensive Guide to Historic Prison Reform Legislation

The Federal Prison Oversight Act represents the most significant reform to federal prison oversight in decades, fundamentally transforming how the Bureau of Prisons operates under independent scrutiny. This landmark legislation, signed into law by President Biden in July 2024, addresses systemic failures within the federal correctional system through mandatory inspections, enhanced transparency, and establishing an

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Criminogenic | Criminogenic Needs

Criminogenic Needs: Keys to Reducing Recidivism

The concept of “criminogenic” is central to understanding what drives individuals toward criminal behavior—and, more importantly, how to prevent it. By exploring the meaning of criminogenic, identifying key criminogenic needs and risk factors, and examining the role of dynamic risk factors, we gain valuable insight into the root causes of crime. This understanding forms the

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Death in Custody | In-Custody Death

DOJ Inspector General Report Reveals Alarming Federal Prison Inmate Deaths Crisis

The Federal Bureau of Prisons is facing a grave concern as the rate of inmate deaths is alarmingly high. By adopting a more holistic approach to inmate health and safety, one that addresses the underlying causes of mortality both in and out of custody, the Bureau can take significant steps towards reducing inmate deaths and improving the overall effectiveness of the federal prison system.

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Western Union Inmate | Western Union Send Money to Inmates

Western Union Inmate | Western Union Send Money to Inmates

Looking for information on how to use Western Union for inmates? Want to know how to use Western Union to send money to inmates? If so, you’ve come to the right place. The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) recognizes the importance of connecting inmates with their loved ones. In addition to facilitating visits, phone calls,

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Sam Bankman Fried Prison

Sam Bankman Fried Prison | What is SBF’s Prison?

Following Sam Bankman Fried’s November 2, 2023, guilty jury verdicts, all eyes are turning toward his March 28, 2024, sentencing. Likewise, many are wondering where SBF will serve his time in federal prison. This article discusses the Bureau’s designation policies, likely facility placement, and what Sam Bankman-Fried’s life will be like in federal prison. Sam

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MoneyGram Inmates

MoneyGram: How to Send Money to Federal Inmates

Sending money to a federal inmate through MoneyGram is straightforward when you follow the correct procedures. By adhering to each step and paying attention to important details, you can help ensure your funds reach the intended recipient quickly and without unnecessary delays. The following guide outlines everything you need to know for a smooth, hassle-free

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Best Federal Prisons | Best Minimum Security Federal Prisons

Best Federal Prisons To Serve Time

You can find over a hundred federal prisons in the United States today. However, these prisons aren’t equal; some are better than others regarding safety, comfort, and amenities. Knowing the best federal prisons for your unique situation is extremely helpful in ensuring you are assigned to the easiest and safest place for you to serve

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TruthOut – Voting in Prison

Christopher Zoukis writes about the lack of the right to vote in prison. While felon voting varies from state to state, most felons lose their right to vote when incarcerated. It is also possible that the right to vote will not be given back to them even after they have been released and are functioning

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TruthOut – Transgendered Prisoners

Victoria Law writes about the treatment of transgender prisoners and the many areas the current prison system needs to improve. Read: Despite Advances, the Trans Struggle for Justice Behind Bars Is Just Beginning

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