Covid-19 in Prisons
- JimmieGonzales
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Covid-19 in Prisons
As coronavirus has spread rapidly through prisons and jails around the country in recent months, the coronavirus was beginning to spread in Texas federal prison,three out of every four inmates have tested positive for coronavirus. Several other federal prisons have also faced dramatic outbreaks, although none that infected as many inmates as Seagoville's. In Ohio, a judge ordered officials to release or transfer more than 800 vulnerable inmates at another federal prison ravaged by the virus, saying the conditions in the facility had possibly reached the level of "cruel and unusual punishment." But an appeals court struck down that order in June, finding that the inmates did not prove the BOP was "deliberately indifferent" to the risks presented by Covid-19.
- newkidontheblock
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Re: Covid-19
Don’t worry. The county commissioner for Houston let the gangbangers and violent offenders out of prison on exactly the grounds the OP has stated above.
Shootings and other violent offenses have gone through the roof in Houston.
Guess criminals don’t really socially distance when ordered to prison at home.
No really good solution.
Shootings and other violent offenses have gone through the roof in Houston.
Guess criminals don’t really socially distance when ordered to prison at home.
No really good solution.
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