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Inside the Prison World

Inside the Prison World

著者： Circle Of Insight Productions
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We interview correctional officers and former inmates on the life inside prison.Copyright Circle Of Insight Productions 政治・政府 政治学 社会科学 科学 経済学
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  • List on the Roof: How a Gang Fight Became the Adams County Prison Riot

    List on the Roof: How a Gang Fight Became the Adams County Prison Riot
    2026/08/31
    On May 20, 2012, a gang fight inside a privately run Mississippi prison holding federal immigration inmates exploded into a multi-hour riot. Twenty-four-year-old Senior Correctional Officer Catlin Carithers, called in on his day off, was beaten to death on a roof after inmates used food carts as a ladder. Later federal cases kept charging men who assaulted staff that day, including inmates who held the carts and destroyed cameras.
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    2 分
  • Locked In: The Supreme Court Just Slammed the Door on Compassionate Release

    Locked In: The Supreme Court Just Slammed the Door on Compassionate Release
    2026/06/08
    On May 28, 2026, the Supreme Court issued two back-to-back decisions, Rutherford v. United States and Fernandez v. United States, that fundamentally narrow the grounds on which federal prisoners can seek compassionate release, the mechanism created by the bipartisan First Step Act of 2018 to allow early release for extraordinary and compelling circumstances. The Court ruled that prisoners cannot use compassionate release to argue they were sentenced under laws Congress has since made more lenient, nor can they use it to claim actual innocence, closing off two of the most significant pathways advocates had fought to establish. This episode breaks down what these rulings actually mean, who gets hurt, and why the fight over who controls the exits from federal prison is one of the most consequential and underreported battles in American criminal justice.
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    7 分
  • The Washington Sentencing Scandal: How a Computer Glitch Freed Thousands Early and What It Reveals About Justice System Vulnerabilities

    The Washington Sentencing Scandal: How a Computer Glitch Freed Thousands Early and What It Reveals About Justice System Vulnerabilities
    2026/06/02
    In 2015, Washington State officials revealed that a long-standing computer error in the Department of Corrections’ sentencing calculations had resulted in the early release of approximately 3,200 inmates over more than a decade due to excessive “good time” credits. This systemic flaw exposed critical weaknesses in how sentences are computed and administered, prompting immediate fixes and reviews. This episode explores the origins and impacts of the scandal while examining the current state of sentencing accuracy, technological safeguards, and ongoing risks of mistaken releases in U.S. correctional systems
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    4 分
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