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‘A Lot Of These Older Guys Are Gonna Die’: COVID-19 Hits Illinois Prisons
New Illinois Policy Bans Prisoners From Receiving Content Downloaded From The Internet
The Reason Why Hundreds Of Books Were Removed From An Illinois Prison Library
Illinois Issues: State Prison Population Is Down 20 Percent — Who Gets Credit?
Illinois Issues: Are Correctional Boot Camps Underutilized?
Illinois Doesn’t Track Electronic Monitoring Data, But New Legislation Would Require It
Lawmakers Renew Effort To Eliminate Prisoner Medical Co-Pays
Illinois Prison System Requests Huge Increase In Education Funding
Why Even Illinois’s Department Of Corrections Wants To Fix The Way The State Does Electronic Monitor
New Report Says Illinois Prisons Are Nearly 40 Percent Over Capacity
Effort To Eliminate Medical Co-Pay For Prison Inmates Fails
Non-Profit Sues IDOC Over Censorship Of LGBTQ Publications
Prison Volunteer Sues IDOC Over Cancellation Of Debate Class
Illinois Prison System Spent Less Than $300 On Books Last Year
New IDOC Director Says Union Contracts Are Causing Problems In The System
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