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Federal Prisons Were Told to Provide Addiction Medications. Instead, They Punish People Who Use Them.

Congress directed the Bureau of Prisons to make Suboxone and other medications widely available, but only a small fraction of those who need the help have received it.

News • 12.12.2022

Inside The Nation’s Overdose Crisis in Prisons and Jails

Behind bars, drug use is rampant and uniquely deadly, new data shows.

News • 07.15.2021

I Thought Jail Would Help Me Get Clean. I Was Dead Wrong.

I asked a drug court to send me to jail to get stabilized. But when the jail refused to give me my Suboxone, everything came crashing down.

Life Inside • 09.03.2020

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