More than 14,500 people now face longer prison sentences for violating the state’s often obscure disciplinary rules.

It came as a response by lawmakers to a horrific crime. Now, thousands of people imprisoned since 2019 risk more time behind bars for breaking rules.

Even after a judge declared her innocent and ordered her freed, the Missouri attorney general tried to send her back.

This simple act of self-denial forced me to admit that a major source of my life’s problems was my lack of self-discipline.

Supporters of the union, which represents 30,000 prison employees, fear the move will worsen an ongoing staffing crisis.

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Cuyahoga County judge’s shift puts her seat in jeopardy as a disciplinary hearing and FBI investigation loom, following ...