March 2022

An inside look at corruption and violence within Alabama Dept of Corrections

By Dave / March 24, 2022 May 24, 2022 / Equal Justice Matters, Government Misconduct, Injustice

One day before he was found unresponsive with blunt force trauma in his cell at an Alabama prison, Victor Russo wrote a letter to the warden describing being severely beaten by a lieutenant.

Trail of blood after a fight inside a cell block

Inside America’s most violent prison system

By Dave / March 23, 2022 May 24, 2022 / Criminal Justice Reform, Equal Justice Matters, Government Misconduct, Injustice

“I thought they were photos from a battlefield of war.”

Employment Rather Than Incarceration

By Dave / March 17, 2022 May 24, 2022 / Criminal Justice Reform, Equal Justice Matters, Mass Incarceration

Gainful employment may prevent someone from returning to prison or ever becoming entangled in the justice system.

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