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Judge Rejects Bail Bid By Jeffrey Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell

U.S. District Judge Alison J. Nathan said incarceration is necessary to ensure Maxwell faces trial on charges she recruited teenage girls for the late financier to sexually abuse.
By Larry Neumeister, AP

My Nephew Got Out Of Prison Due To COVID-19. But Where Is He Supposed To Go?

"While I am grateful he was released from incarceration, I am struggling with what to do now."
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Once Put In Concentration Camps, Japanese Americans Rally For Detained Immigrants

Homer Yasui, 95, has a message: "Stand up, do something! Be counted. Help us.”
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What Pete Buttigieg Really Said About Drug Possession

He was right, and the debate moderator was wrong.
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New Pelosi Attack Bares Trump's 'Trigger' Over Prison, Says MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace

There's suddenly a “new ‘I’ word, and it’s ‘imprisonment,’ not 'impeachment,'” says former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi.
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Breakthrough Study Offers New Stats On Abortion And Birth In Prison

As female incarceration skyrockets, knowing what happens to pregnant women behind bars is more critical than ever.
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Nearly Half Of U.S. Adults Have Had An Incarcerated Family Member: Report

And black adults were three times as likely as white ones to have close family in jail or prison for over a year, per a study from Cornell University and Fwd.us.
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Opinion | You've Served Your Time. Now Here's Your Bill.

Even inmates who work in prison are made, upon release, to pay for their own incarceration.
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