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Kleinschmidt Associates appoints Nick Ciomei as Engineering Technical Director and Alison Jakupca as Principal Consultant

Kleinschmidt Associates appoints Nick Ciomei as Engineering Technical Director and Alison Jakupca as Principal Consultant
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Federal prison workers call for change following Manchin to Bureau of Prisons

Federal prison workers call for change following Manchin to Bureau of Prisons
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Prison union rallies in Morgantown to call attention to hiring procedures, dangerously low staffing levels

Prison union rallies in Morgantown to call attention to hiring procedures, dangerously low staffing levels
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Biden DOJ Says Prisoners Released Due to COVID-19 Can Stay on Home Confinement

The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that federal inmates who were released early due to the COVID-19 pandemic .

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Inmates allowed to serve sentences at home during pandemic could be headed back to prison

Article content For Kendrick Fulton, the COVID-19 pandemic opened the door to an unexpected opportunity to rebuild his life in Round Rock, Texas, after serving 17 years behind bars for selling crack cocaine. As officials scrambled last year to stem the spread of the coronavirus in prisons, the Justice Department let Fulton and more than 23,800 inmates like him serve their sentences at home. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Inmates allowed to serve sentences at home during pandemic could be headed back to prison Back to video But as more people are vaccinated, thousands could be hauled back into prison to serve the remainder of their sentences, thanks to a little-noticed legal opinion issued by the Justice Department in the waning days of Republican former President Donald Trump’s administration.

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