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How We Investigated Abusive Prison Guards Getting Their Jobs Back in New York

The Marshall Project analyzed 12 years of arbitration cases that involved officers committing abuse or covering it up.

Feature • 12.14.2023

‘A Crazy System’: How Arbitration Returns Abusive Guards to New York Prisons

Over a 12-year span, three out of every four state correctional officers fired for abuse or covering it up got their jobs back.

Feature • 12.14.2023

As Corrections Officers Quit in Droves, Prisons Get Even More Dangerous

Fewer guards lead to more lockdowns, rising tensions and scant access to healthcare.

News • 11.01.2021

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