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Mr. Lawrence Bartley News Inside c/o The Marshall Project 156 West 56th Street, Suite 701 New York, NY 10019 themarshallproject.org 1-11-20 Dear Mr. Bartley, Eli Hager’s article in Issue 2 of News Inside, about assuming civic responsibilities, inspired me. I’ve requested you view my materials, previously, but this one I think you’ll really enjoy. Please … Continue reading “Friends at News Inside”

[A version of this story was previously published at  MeisterArchive.com] By David J. Meister By the nature of incarceration, U.S. prisoners are totally reliant on facility  officials to provide adequate medical care. That is a major operational  expense. An industry of private healthcare providers has emerged to fill a  need traditionally—if reluctantly—filled by government, offering … Continue reading “No Recourse: How Prison Medical Providers Avoid Liability”

The fund, which receives millions of dollars each year, used to provide things like gym equipment and religious materials. Those days are long gone. By Dennis “Abbadunamis” Mintun [This article was originally published at the Prison Journalism Project and appears here with author’s permission] In Idaho state prisons, a certain percentage of the cost of … Continue reading “A prison fund is supposed to benefit incarcerated people in Idaho. Has that changed?”

More evidence that corrections is growing marketplace in which transparency does not pay . . . Last year, after coming aware of the IDOC’s intent to equip people incarcerated at the Idaho State Correctional Institution with monitoring devices, I submitted a public records request for any related legal agreements, statements of work and internal PowerPoint … Continue reading “IDOC to equip residents with wearable monitoring technologies, refuses to disclose costs and contractor.”

[This interview has been edited for clarity and length.] Patrick: By responding to the following communication, you, the responder(s), hereby acknowledge that as a representative of JPay, Securus, and/or all peripheral/parent companies that this exchange will be published in a series investigating the abusive practices of your employer(s), and that by choosing to respond, you, … Continue reading “Patrick Irving Sits With Employees of JPay, Showcases How the Company Sh*ts On Its Consumers (Round 1)”

Letters back from the Clerk of the Court say I have to serve Warden Keith Yordy directly for the judge to acknowledge my claim of The Missing TV. But Idaho Code requires me to serve Yordy through the Attorney General if I want the same judge to rule on my case responsibly. That Yordy’s now … Continue reading “Excessive Use of Tort, No. 6”