Prison

"We trust hospital staff to treat us in emergencies, not take advantage of our vulnerability," said Assistant District Attorney, Kaitlin Kaufmann after the sentencing of nursing aide Ernesto Pedraza, 53.

Twenty years after being declared "actually innocent" in the drive-by shooting of 19-year-old Karen Summers, Demarco Carpenter was charged with shooting with intent to kill an acquaintance in North Tulsa.

On Thursday, the Washington Post reported that Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy showed that his hyoid bone was broken.

"Steven Avery has numerous issues pending before the appellate court that could reverse his conviction and result in a new trial being granted."

In 2014, Judge Robert E. Crowley sentenced Albert Flick to less than four years behind bars, insisting Flick "is going to age out of his capacity to engage in this conduct."

The prisoner used a plastic spoon to pull out one of his eyes, then began trying to gouge the other eye. Now he's suing the prison and warden for understaffing.

Inmates will also be offered the freedom to cook meals, more gym time and the ability to choose their own shower times.

Land O' Lakes Detention Facility inmate Charles White, 40, mailed a postcard last month to associate Shaun Yeomans, 41, also locked up in the Pasco County jail, requesting the hit of a third inmate, 21-year-old Lionel Florez.

Candace Marie Claiborne accepted tens of thousands of dollars in cash and gifts in exchange for internal State Department documents.

The man crashed his car into a fence, before making his way into a farm. Little did he know, it was a farm run by inmates.

Family life matters a lot.

The Kansas Department of Corrections has banned more than 7,000 books in prisons across the state.

The singer and actor said she would like to see the president in prison as the "toy boy of Big Bubba."

The notorious drug kingpin has previously escaped from two Mexican prisons.

The facility is a minimum-security prison 70 miles northwest of Manhattan, where the now-disbarred lawyer and his family live.

Matthew Harrison Kail, 31, was sentenced to one year in prison on Tuesday for playing a key role in the reptile smuggling operation which involved shipping turtles from South Carolina to Hong Kong.

"You are going to find me guilty of campaign finance, with McDougal or Stormy, and give me three years—really?" said Cohen. "And how come I'm the only one?"

"He calls her all day every day."

"They're doing whatever's best for their children, and I wish the best outcome for them. It's yet to be seen."

"I hope you go under the ground you idiot…You left me for this horse," one Facebook comment read.

Sanders told Iowans Saturday he believed convicted felons should be allowed to vote while incarcerated because "they're still living in American society."

Any vote against access to sanitary products is a vote in support of prison staff who dehumanize women in their custody by forcing them to subsist in blood-soiled clothes. Hardly country club activities.

The reality star's brother said Teresa Giudice has been "a mess" in light of her husband potential deportation back to Italy.

During a hearing on a bill to make free tampons, sanitary pads and menstrual cups a right for Maine's female prisoners, Republican lawmaker Richard Pickett of Dixfield said that risked turning prisons into country clubs.

One individual was accused of having sex with an inmate.

"I produce whatever real ideas come into my mind, even if I go to prison for years," Rajabian said.

The former Trump campaign chairman's total sentencing is now seven and half years, but with time served he will spend a little less than seven years behind bars. Meanwhile, he has been indicted again.

Donald Trump's former campaign chief Paul Manafort could face several more years in prison, depending on what the judge in D.C. decides.

"He has to be careful. They may think: 'Here's this rich guy who got caught and the president can't get him out so why is he more special than us?'"

Manafort will be sentenced in Virginia on Thursday before facing sentencing for a separate set of crimes in Washington, D.C.