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Halden Prison is known as the World's Most Luxurious Prison, focusing on rehabilitation.
Connecticut's innovative approach to parole is examined through the experiences of four former prisoners as they face the challenges of reintegration and supervision.
Convicted murderers released from prison raise serious concerns as families seek answers after tragic repeat offenses, including the case of Janet Scott's murder.
190 inmates are locked up for 22 hours a day in French prisons, where overcrowding and harsh conditions contribute to rising suicide rates.
In the United States, the number of incarcerated juveniles equals the total number of prisoners in France, with many facing harsh conditions in detention.
Every year, 25,000 inmates released from Texas prisons face the daunting challenge of reintegration, often lacking support and resources to succeed.
The world's first social impact bond launched in 2010 in Peterborough, UK, aimed to reduce prisoner recidivism by 7.5% or more.
Two men navigate the challenges of life after prison, battling homelessness and addiction within a flawed justice system that often keeps them trapped.
Probation officers manage high-risk individuals like Stevie and David, navigating immense pressure and limited resources while addressing the challenges of rehabilitation.
Nineteen people died in the 2003 Marriott Hotel bombing in Jakarta, an attack linked to a network of radicalized former inmates.
Jessica Proctor tests positive for marijuana while on parole, risking her freedom.
Ten inmates in solitary confinement discuss their struggles and plans for life after release, revealing a cycle of recidivism and lack of support.
