federal bureau of prisons

Federal Bureau of Prisons Fires Head Of Obama-Era Education Effort, Putting Reform Under Trump In Doubt

The Obama administration hired Amy Lopez last year to overhaul educational programs for prisoners, with the hope of easing their re-entry into society.
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The Choice Bus Uses Prisoner Perspectives To Discourage Students From Dropping Out

“He who opens a school door, closes a prison.”
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Synthetic Pot Use Poses A Big Problem For Bureau Of Prisons

Federal prisons are not the only penal institutions fighting synthetic marijuana.
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Fixing Solitary Confinement in New York State Prisons

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The Real Winner Of Trump's 100 Days: Private Prisons

Talk about a comeback.
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Bureau Of Prisons Seeks Software To Predict Post-Release Outcomes

In recent months, the BOP has been fairly active in soliciting information for its analytic tools.
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A De Facto Death Sentence For An Iowa Father

Clarence Allen Rice died of cancer, in prison instead of at home with his family, because the system didn’t work.
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Teaching College Through a Prison Telephone

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Innovative Prison Programs Boost Opportunities For Female Inmates

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Here's How Jeff Sessions Is Preparing To Pack U.S. Prisons With Bodies

The Attorney General's allegiance to private prisons and disdain for immigrants make for a frightening mixture.
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