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Life Inside January 28, 2022
I’m Having a Cancer Scare. But Prison Healthcare Is So Degrading, I’ve Quit Seeking Answers.
“Not knowing what is going on with my body will catch up to me, but I refuse to be treated inappropriately.”
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Life Inside July 26, 2018
How I Survived Cancer in Prison
“I fought first for my rights, and then for my life.”
By Heather Hodges
Alma Glisson looks at photos of her son, Nicholas Glisson, who died when at the Plainfield Correctional Facility in Plainfield, Ind.
Case in Point March 6, 2017
Death by Mismanagement?
A case that tests corporate liability for chaos.
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Left, Shavonne Robbins with her mother Vanessa Robbins at State Correctional Institution in Muncy, Pa.; Vanessa in Philadelphia in March 2016.
Life Inside March 2, 2017
Running Out of Time?
An inmate with cancer wonders if her parole will come soon enough.
By Shavonne Robbins as told to Lisa Riordan Seville
Commentary February 19, 2015
What Are 30 Years Worth?
In the case of this wrongfully convicted man, Louisiana says $0.00.
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