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Sean 'Diddy' Combs Moved To New Prison Over Reports Of High Life Behind Bars
The Bureau of Prisons confirmed the move but provided no further details. The agency said it does not discuss conditions of confinement for anyone in its custody, including reasons for transfer, for privacy, safety, and security reasons.
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Canadian Prisons To Distribute Paper Straws For Inmates To Safely Snort Drugs
Correctional Service of Canada to provide paper straws in prisons to lower infection and injury risks.
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All Inmates In US Federal Prisons Confined To Their Cells After Deadly Brawl
Inmates in all of America's federal prisons have been confined to their cells since Monday evening as a precaution after a deadly fight broke out at a Texas penitentiary.
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American Who Leaked Singapore HIV Data Jailed In The United States
An American who leaked the names of more than 14,000 HIV-positive people in Singapore has been sentenced to 24 months in a U.S. federal prison for extorting the Singapore government.
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US Federal Prisons Chief Replaced After Jeffrey Epstein's Suicide
US Attorney General Bill Barr announced the replacement of the head of federal prisons Monday in the wake of the shock jail-cell suicide of Jeffrey Epstein as he faced child sex trafficking charges.
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Welcome To The Prison That Some Don't Want To Leave
More than a century after Mexico established a prison on the Maria Islands -- a Pacific archipelago eight hours by boat from the mainland -- the country's new government has decided to close it.
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He Was Fired From The CIA And Jailed For A Leak - Now He Is Trying To Hang On
Locked away in federal prison, Jeffrey Sterling is struggling to keep his demons at bay. The former CIA officer whose case came to signify the Obama administration's crackdown on leakers spends his days reading, tutoring fellow inmates and finishing a memoir, which he says he has to write by hand and mail home so his wife can type it.
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Fight Against Drugs Fills US Federal Prisons: Study
More than half of US federal prison inmates are in jail for drug trafficking, with the harshest sentences going to crack dealers, most of them African Americans, a study found Tuesday.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs Moved To New Prison Over Reports Of High Life Behind Bars
The Bureau of Prisons confirmed the move but provided no further details. The agency said it does not discuss conditions of confinement for anyone in its custody, including reasons for transfer, for privacy, safety, and security reasons.
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Canadian Prisons To Distribute Paper Straws For Inmates To Safely Snort Drugs
Correctional Service of Canada to provide paper straws in prisons to lower infection and injury risks.
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All Inmates In US Federal Prisons Confined To Their Cells After Deadly Brawl
Inmates in all of America's federal prisons have been confined to their cells since Monday evening as a precaution after a deadly fight broke out at a Texas penitentiary.
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American Who Leaked Singapore HIV Data Jailed In The United States
An American who leaked the names of more than 14,000 HIV-positive people in Singapore has been sentenced to 24 months in a U.S. federal prison for extorting the Singapore government.
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US Federal Prisons Chief Replaced After Jeffrey Epstein's Suicide
US Attorney General Bill Barr announced the replacement of the head of federal prisons Monday in the wake of the shock jail-cell suicide of Jeffrey Epstein as he faced child sex trafficking charges.
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Welcome To The Prison That Some Don't Want To Leave
More than a century after Mexico established a prison on the Maria Islands -- a Pacific archipelago eight hours by boat from the mainland -- the country's new government has decided to close it.
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He Was Fired From The CIA And Jailed For A Leak - Now He Is Trying To Hang On
Locked away in federal prison, Jeffrey Sterling is struggling to keep his demons at bay. The former CIA officer whose case came to signify the Obama administration's crackdown on leakers spends his days reading, tutoring fellow inmates and finishing a memoir, which he says he has to write by hand and mail home so his wife can type it.
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Fight Against Drugs Fills US Federal Prisons: Study
More than half of US federal prison inmates are in jail for drug trafficking, with the harshest sentences going to crack dealers, most of them African Americans, a study found Tuesday.
