COVID-19: Jailed & Jailer, Unlikely Allies April 4, 2020yesgregyes On Saturday March 28, the Federal Bureau of Prisons reported the first known death of an incarcerated person from COVID-19. Mr. Patrick Jones, [...]
JUSTICE WITH A CHERRY ON TOP April 3, 2020yesgregyes You Sure Don’t Need Us to tell you that COVID-19 is having an unprecedented impact on the entire world. Like so many businesses [...]
RELEASE PEOPLE AT RISK April 2, 2020yesgregyes Civil Rights Groups are suing the state of Illinois in an attempt to force the immediate release of vulnerable prisoners as COVID-19 spreads [...]
COVID-19: The Case For Criminal Justice Reform April 2, 2020yesgregyes THE RAPID SPREAD of the novel coronavirus in the United States is expediting criminal justice reforms that advocates have pushed for decades. At [...]
COVID-19: Public Health Disaster April 2, 2020yesgregyes The top doctor at Rikers Island said the coronavirus-hit New York jail is a “public health disaster unfolding before our eyes” as he [...]
COVID-19: Seen From The Inside April 2, 2020yesgregyes As a person living inside a New York State prison, I lived through the last major health crisis, the AIDS epidemic. There are [...]
COVID-19 ALERT: HOME RELEASE, NOW PLEASE April 1, 2020yesgregyes California is planning to release as many as 3,500 inmates from its state prisons in an effort to reduce crowding amid an outbreak [...]