Civil Rights Services

05/13/2021

06/25/2020

06/04/2020

This blog belongs to romance author Elaine Cantrell

04/30/2020

A mostly book blog featuring giveaways, all things books, product reviews, and the occasional misc post!

04/23/2020

Wired by the FBI by Glenn Painter ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GENRE : Suspense, Thriller ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BLURB: Christian Roman...

04/16/2020

Hey, lovelies! It gives me great pleasure today to host Glenn Painter and his new book, “ Wired by the FBI ”! For other stops on his G...

04/22/2016

04/19/2016

Incarceration costs money. Money that goes towards keeping the prison system in working order, feeding and educating inmates, and covering medical expenses. The Federal Register, The Daily Journal of the United States Government, estimates that in 2011 the average cost of incarcerating an inmate in federal prison for one year equated to around $28, 893 per person. More information is available on out website at www.civilrightsservices.com/News.html. ? #?mentalillinmates? ? #?givingyoubackyourvoice?

04/15/2016

The cost for managing mental illness is astounding for those in the general public and for those incarcerated persons who suffer it is even higher. In fact, the number of inmates suffering from mental illnesses in the prison population is ten times that of the mentally ill residing in psychiatric institutions. How are these inmates being paid for? Read more online at http://www.civilrightsservices.com/News.html!

04/08/2016

Providing healthcare for prison inmates is a multi-billion dollar industry and with the increased numbers of physically disabled, mentally ill, and aging inmates that cost is only rising. What are disabled persons entitled to under the Americans With Disabilities Act, which covers the rights of treatment of disabled and physically handicapped individuals? Read more on our website at http://www.civilrightsservices.com/News.html!
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04/08/2016

“The real goal is reintegration into society, train them to find a different way to handle their situation outside, life without further crimes, life without creating new victims, things like that,” says Joerg Jesse, the director of prisons ...

04/07/2016

Inmates facing injustice at the hands of prison officials often feel as though they have no where to turn. Yes, they are incarcerated and have been found guilty in the court of law but that does not mean that they are now absolved of all of their rights.They are serving their sentences as mandated by the justice system but all to often prisoners face injustice within the walls of the prisons (by guards) from which they are paying their due time for their crimes. Read more online at http://www.civilrightsservices.com/News.html.