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Approximately 58 percent of incarcerated people in Alabama's prisons have been tested for COVID-19.
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Approximately 58 percent of incarcerated people in Alabama's prisons have been tested for COVID-19.
The board held 41 parole hearings Tuesday, granting five paroles and denying 36.
The hearings will remain closed to public attendance because of COVID-19.
AODC has struggled to control the virus, which has infected at least 1,033 incarcerated people and at least 729 workers.
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections
Incarcerated Black people in the state are being murdered at just more than three times the rate of white people.
The assaults happened at approximately 7:30 p.m. and both officers were taken to a local hospital and treated for those non-life-threatening injuries.
Edwin Wells, 29, died on Oct. 10 from injuries during an apparent inmate-on-inmate assault at the Easterling Correctional Facility, the Alabama Department of Corrections...
90 percent of Alabamians favor some type of reform to the state's prison systems, but there is little agreement on what efforts should be...
Testing data from the department shows there was an outbreak of the disease in the prison around the time he was taken to a...
