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The Bureau of Prisons has issued a record of decision signaling that it is moving ahead with plans to build a federal prison on the site of a former strip…
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A study by a Campbellsville University professor finds Kentucky has a lack of standardized programs aimed at helping former inmates re-enter society. The…
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Kentucky’s Justice Secretary says he’s not giving up on criminal justice reforms becoming a reality during this year’s legislative session.But John…
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The two-year spending plan passed by the Kentucky House allocates $70 million to reopen three private prisons. Daniel Cameron is a spokesperson for the…
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Kentucky’s top public safety official says the state’s prisons will run out of space by May 2019, possibly forcing the early release of thousands of…
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An upcoming fundraiser for the new Oldham County jail is drawing criticism from advocacy groups.The event, “This Joint is Jumpin,’” invites the public to…
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Imagine living and working somewhere designed to fit a couple hundred people. Now picture that same space crammed with twice that number. Madison County,…
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A southern Kentucky judge said the cost of incarceration is changing the way Kentucky deals with drug offenders. Warren Circuit Court Judge Steve Wilson…
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Kentucky Department of Corrections Commissioner Rodney Ballard has resigned after a little more than a year on the job.A statement from Justice and Public…
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Gov. Matt Bevin has signed an executive order that would remove questions about criminal convictions from job applications to work in the state executive…