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The Department of Corrections and Ivy Tech allowed their two-year contract to expire after disagreements over funding and staffing.
A program allowing Indiana prisoners to earn college degrees from behind bars produced its last class of graduates this past year.
The state Department of Corrections is being forced to end its college degree programs because of budget cuts.
The images involve the sexual of abuse of minors ranging in age from two months to four years of age.
The redistricting resolution excludes the 3,200 inmates in Terre Haute's federal prison.
Convicted David Bostic filmed children in Monroe County under the age of four in sexually explicit videos he then sent to child predators around the world.
Criminal Justice Professor says Indiana’s judicial system is antiquated, and new methods of rehabilitation are needed for modern offenders.
An Indiana University law professor says a nearly 90-year old law could be used to prosecute people associated with WikiLeaks.
A new survey says many states are lacking when it comes to dealing with pregnant prison inmates, including Indiana.
George Alexander of Greencastle faces up to 10 years in prison and large fines for diverting federal grant money to a personal bank account
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