The Latest Breaking News from Prison

TOKYO: A revised Japanese traffic law took effect on Friday, introducing prison terms and fines for cyclists who use their mobile phones or ride while under the influence of alcohol.

As part of a sweeping two-year investigation into prison labor, The Associated Press found that correctional staff nationwide have been accused of using inmate work assignments to sexually abuse incarcerated women, luring them to isolated spots, out of view of security cameras

As part of a sweeping two-year investigation into prison labor, The Associated Press found that correctional staff nationwide have been accused of using inmate work assignments to sexually abuse incarcerated women, luring them to isolated spots, out of view of security cameras

Exclusive: On the day 1,800 released IPP prisoners will finally have their lifetime licence terminated, Thomas White is still fighting for a hospital bed as his mental health deteriorates

A jury in Nevada decided that a man should serve life in state prison with no chance of parole for breaking into a room at a Las Vegas Strip hotel-casino and killing two Vietnamese tour leaders in 2018

While the news of their potential freedom looms overhead, brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez are thinking about something else: preparing themselves for a small Halloween party inside Richard J. Donovan Correctional.

The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to stop the execution of South Carolina inmate Richard Moore

Arkansas has purchased 815 acres of land to build a new prison intended to ease a backlog of inmates being held in county jails

Giving evidence remotely from prison, Ian Paterson said his version of a mastectomy was simply an ‘adaptation’, not a new procedure.

Indiana prison psychologist testifies about Delphi murders suspect Richard Allen's disturbing confessions and behavior, shedding light on the case.

Peter Lynch died on October 19 after he was jailed for two years and eight months for his part in the disorder outside a hotel housing asylum seekers.