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Illinois prison deaths would require family notification as part of sweeping criminal justice reform

Illinois prison deaths would require family notification as part of sweeping criminal justice reform legislation on Gov. Pritzker's desk.

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Illinois prison deaths would require family notification

Illinois prisons and jails will soon be required to notify families when their incarcerated loved ones die. As part of the sweeping criminal justice overhaul now awaiting Governor J.B. Pritzker’s signature, state correctional facilities must investigate deaths in custody and report them to immediate family members, as well as the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, a state agency that conducts research and analysis.

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Inmates Face Uphill Climb For Virus Outbreak Relief

Inmates Face Uphill Climb For Virus Outbreak Relief By Sarah Jarvis | December 20, 2020, 8:02 PM EST Advocates for inmates across the country say prisons have not taken appropriate measures to protect the incarcerated from the spread of COVID-19. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg) At a Texas prison unit housing mostly elderly inmates, COVID-19 has killed more than 20 men and hospitalized nearly 100 so far. Advocates for the prisoners, who accused the state of failing to implement measures to prevent the spread of the virus, are awaiting a Fifth Circuit ruling they hope will help curb the outbreak. Earlier this month, the Fifth Circuit heard oral arguments on an expedited briefing schedule over whether it should reinstate a permanent injunction requiring the prison to implement a COVID-19 containment protocol. The Fifth Circuit had

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COVID Illinois: Coronavirus at IDOC leaves loved ones in dark, Injustice Watch says

COVID Illinois: Coronavirus at IDOC leaves loved ones in dark, Injustice Watch says
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Covid-19 at Illinois corrections leaves loved ones in dark

Posted12/19/2020 7:00 AM CHICAGO Cynthia McDonald s son Joseph Wilson contracted Covid-19 in late March while serving a life sentence for first-degree murder and attempted robbery at the Stateville Correctional Center, about 40 miles southwest of Chicago. McDonald said she found out that he had been taken away from the prison in an ambulance when she received a phone call from her nephew, who d been contacted by a prison guard who was a friend of Wilson s. But the mother, who lives in the Auburn Gresham community on Chicago s South Side, said prison officials never formally notified her that Wilson had been hospitalized with the deadly virus. She also has alleged that corrections officials kept her in the dark as his health waned.

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