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The judge dismissed the lawsuit on grounds that defendants have "sovereign immunity" and the allegations failed on legal merit.
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The judge dismissed the lawsuit on grounds that defendants have "sovereign immunity" and the allegations failed on legal merit.
The death and other recent homicides and suicides underscore longstanding problems in Alabama's prisons.
The Alabama Department of Corrections is being sued by the U.S. Department of Justice over the state's deadly prisons.
Ian Rettig was stabbed the day before his expected release — and a day before his birthday.
This legislation would apply upon successful completion of a qualifying academic, vocational, risk-reducing or apprenticeship program.
Budget Chairman Greg Albritton said expansion could cost the state as much as $300 million more than the federal government says.
The lawsuit alleges the prison plan runs afoul of the Alabama Constitution and state law.
Bureau Director Cam Ward is pushing to expand assistance for those on pardons and paroles.
CoreCivic’s settlement comes as the company struggles to secure financing to build two of Alabama's planned three new prisons.
An expert said the company's problems finding enough investors could result in more costs to the state.
