More from this issue:

1. Sex, Drugs, and Beatings at Boston Jails
2. From the Editor, by Paul Wright
3. Washington Jail Settles Work Release Suit, by Lonnie Burton
4. Connecticut Pays $1,850,000 in Deaths of Two Prisoners Transferred to Virginia, by John E Dannenberg
5. U.S. District Court Finds Supermax Placement at Ohio Prison "Atypical and Significant Hardship", by Robert Woodman
6. Third Circuit Sets High Standard for Supervisory Liability
7. Ninth Circuit Upholds Sanctions Against Idaho DOC Lawyer; DOC Retaliated for Litigation
8. Protecting Your Health and Safety: A Litigation Guide for Inmates, by Paul Wright
9. Washington Police Scientists' Work Under Scrutiny
10. Washington Jail Sued Over Conditions, by Lonnie Burton
11. System Examined in Death of Washington Prisoner, by Angela Galloway
12. Summer Uprisings in Three Southern Jails
13. $15,555 Awarded to Beaten Pennsylvania Prisoner
14. Washington DOC Settles Hep C Death Suit for $1 Million
15. Boston Jail Strip Searches Unconstitutional, by John E Dannenberg
16. $10 Million Settlement in Boston Strip Search Suit
17. All California Prisoners Win Upgraded Medical Care, by John E Dannenberg
18. Ten Percent Surcharge on New Jersey Commissary Purchases Upheld
19. California Internet Mail Ban Enjoined, by John E Dannenberg
20. EMSA and Nevada Jail Pay $40,000 Settlement to Quadriplegic
21. Texas' Historic Ruiz Lawsuit Settled, by Donna Brorby
22. $56.5 Million Jury Verdict in Indiana Jail Murder
23. Conclusory Allegations held Not "Some Evidence" in Prisoner Retaliation Claim
24. Prison Officials Liable for Gang Member's Murder
25. Hawaii SO Notification Law Violates Due Process
26. Failure to Timely Raise Exhaustion Defense Waives that Defense
27. $2.5 Million Settlement, No Immunity for Indiana Jail Strip Search
28. Court Orders Hospitalization for Federal Pretrial Detainee
29. No Probation in Arizona Jail Drug Possession
30. Jury Awards $392,000 for Failure to Protect New York Jail Prisoner
31. South Carolina County Pays $276,660 for Illegal Wiretaps on Judges' Telephones
32. Prisoner's Estate Survives Summary Judgment on Medical Policy Claims
33. Good Time on Alaska CS Sentences Subtracted from Aggregate Sentence
34. Alabama Jail Conditions Unconstitutional, County Liable, by David Reutter
35. Ohio Appeals Court Upholds § 1983 Medical Care Claim
36. News in Brief
37. $1 Million New York Jail Beating Settlement

More from these topics:

• Los Angeles County Makes Jail Phone Calls Free, June 1, 2024. Telephones, Telephone Rates.
• Florida County Makes Free Jail Phone Calls Available, April 1, 2024. Telephones, Telephone Access, Telephone Rates, Securus.
• $470,000 Settlement After Texas Jail Nurses Fabricate Vital Signs for Detainee Who Died, March 1, 2024. Contractor Misconduct, Private Contractors, Municipal Liability, Medical Neglect/Malpractice, Deliberate Indifference.
• Eleventh Circuit Revives Claim Against Florida Jail That Forced Detainee to Scan Legal Mail Into Computer with Memory Chip, March 1, 2024. Jail Specific, Supervisory Liability, Municipal Liability, Legal Mail, First Amendment, rights, Attorney/Client.
• Massachusetts Becomes the Fifth State to Make Prison Phone Calls Free, March 1, 2024. Telephones, Telephone Access, Private Phone Contractors.
• Sheriffs Offered Caribbean Cruises and Florida Retreats As Part Of Jail Telecom Contracts, Sept. 15, 2023. Seizure of Prisoner Funds, Telephones, Telephone Rates, Private Phone Contractors.
• The Catalog of Carceral Surveillance: Tablet Advertising That Can Also Issue Discipline, Oct. 31, 2022. Telephone Access, Telephone Monitoring, Securus.
• The Catalog of Carceral Surveillance: Monitoring Online Purchases of Inmates’ Family and Friends, July 15, 2022. Telephone Monitoring, Securus.
• From the Editor, July 13, 2022. Telephones, Telephone Access, Censorship.
• $900,000 Settlement in Class Action Lawsuit Alleging Securus Recorded California Prisoner-Attorney Calls, Feb. 1, 2022. Settlements, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring, Class Actions.