All articles tagged Illinois Department Of Corrections
‘A Lot Of These Older Guys Are Gonna Die’: COVID-19 Hits Illinois Prisons
Lack Of Access, Long Waitlists: Education In Illinois Prisons
Weger Gets Parole On 24th Try
Lawyers Ask Judge To Hold Illinois In Contempt Over Treatment Of Prisoners With Mental Illness
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?
IDOC Director On Book Removal: Lack Of Policy, Oversight At State Prisons
Illinois Issues: Are Correctional Boot Camps Underutilized?
Lawmakers To Question Officials About Removing Hundreds of Books From A Prison Library
Illinois Doesn’t Track Electronic Monitoring Data, But New Legislation Would Require It
Illinois Prison Removes More Than 200 Books From Prison Library
Illinois Issues: How'd Illinois Prisons Lose $3.4m Of Stuff?
Lawmakers Renew Effort To Eliminate Prisoner Medical Co-Pays
Lawsuits, Crumbling Buildings, And Other Problems Await Illinois' New Prison Director
Illinois Prison System Requests Huge Increase In Education Funding
What’s The Value Of A College In Prison Program — Beyond Recidivism?
Illinois Issues: Opening Minds Behind Bars
Why Even Illinois’s Department Of Corrections Wants To Fix The Way The State Does Electronic Monitor
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