Loaded on
April 1, 2025
published in Prison Legal News
April, 2025, page 1
Memphis, the largest city in Tennessee’s Shelby County, is known for several things. Elvis Presley’s former residence, Graceland, is a popular tourist attraction, as are bars and nightlife attractions on Beale Street, the epicenter of world-renowned jazz and blues music. The city also has a well-earned reputation for tasty barbecue. ...
Loaded on
April 1, 2025
published in Prison Legal News
April, 2025, page 20
Writing to the Board of Supervisors of Arizona’s Pima County on November 7, 2024, County Administrator Jan Lesher reported striking results from first-year operations of its Transition Center in Tucson: Since it opened in September 2023, the share of those held at the County Adult Detention Center (ADC) on misdemeanor ...
by Douglas Ankney
In a maddening decision issued on July 16, 2024, the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit managed to dismiss the excessive-force claim of a Colorado prisoner shot by a guard despite being shackled. Conveniently avoiding the merits of Brian Estrada’s suit, the Court decided ...
Loaded on
April 1, 2025
published in Prison Legal News
April, 2025, page 26
He shot the cop. Or his co-defendant did. Or he did it, but with another uncharged codefendant.
Alabama prosecutors used all three theories to try Toforest Johnson and co-defendant Ardargus Ford for the 1995 murder of Jefferson County Sheriff’s Dep. William Hardy at a Birmingham motel. Ford was acquitted at ...