A legal battle is under way over whether prison inmates have the right to vote. In April a three-judge panel for the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals … [Read more...]
Five Inmates Graduate From The Insight Prison Project
Five San Quentin men will be graduating from the Insight Prison Project (I.P.P.) after years of peeling back the many layers of their anger. Their … [Read more...]
Two More Go Free
Leonard Paul Rubio had seen his share of the prison by the Bay since he began his life term for second-degree murder. In April, amidst legal wrangling … [Read more...]
Court Rules Voting Rights for Inmates Ruling Limited to Washington State
A federal appeals court for the western United Sates has issued a stunning decision upholding the rights of incarcerated felons to vote in Washington … [Read more...]
Innocence & Exoneration
For more than 10 years the California Innocence Project has fought to free innocent men behind prison walls, and it’s had some notable success. The … [Read more...]
J. T. Evans Heads Out the S.Q. Gate
“San Quentin is my second home and I’ll miss it a lot,” said Correctional Officer J.T. Evans as he spoke about his upcoming retirement. “I started … [Read more...]
The Strong, Clear Voice of the Federal Court
The three-judge panel has thrown down a bold ruling in the Plata/Coleman v. Schwarzenegger battle. The legal triumvirate consists of United States … [Read more...]
Prisoner Richard Shores Passes After Parole Denial
Friends of Richard Shores gathered at the Garden Chapel Friday, May 8, for a ceremony to remember him in life, and to mourn his passing . Soft music … [Read more...]
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