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+ While Doing Time in a California Prison, I Was Given a Hysterectomy Without My Consent +
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+ Students Behind Bars Regain Access to College Financial Aid +
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+ Restored Pell Grant eligibility means about 760,000 people in prisons could eventually afford higher education. +
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+ Life Inside + July 7 +
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+ A Texas Jail Delayed My Prenatal Care to Keep Costs Down. Then I Had a Miscarriage. +
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+ Collin County Jail failed to send a bleeding, cramping Lauren Kent to an outside OB-GYN. In a lawsuit, she blames their “cost-containment” strategy. +
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+ ‘This is Major Trauma’: New Accounts of Abuse at Federal Prison Prompt Calls for Investigations +
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+ More than 120 prisoners held at a special unit in Thomson Penitentiary reported mistreatment, lawyers’ committee report says. +
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+ Closing Argument + July 1 +
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+ Why DeSantis Wants to Kill Trump’s Prison Reform Law +
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+ The Florida governor aims to be tougher on crime than any other presidential hopeful. +
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+ Life Inside + June 30 +
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+ I Survived Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression in Jail. Now I Guide Others Like Me. +
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+ As a doula in Georgia prisons and jails, Tabatha Trammell supports incarcerated clients through pregnancy, childbirth — and giving up their newborns. +
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+ Reproductive Healthcare Behind Bars Was Dismal Even Before Roe Ended +
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+ Abortion is just one part of a greater story about how indifferent — and even cruel — reproductive healthcare can be in prisons and jails. +
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+ A Dozen Cities Set Youth Curfews This Year, Even Though They Don’t Reduce Crime +
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+ Testify + June 28 +
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+ The Basics of Bail in Ohio +
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+ How do people get out of jail while they’re accused of a crime? +
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+ The Never-Ending Murder Case: How Mental Competency Laws Can Trap People With Dementia +
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+ As more Americans are diagnosed with the chronic disease, some find themselves in legal limbo. +
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