Watchdog says state prison may miss target for reforms
An Oregon prison facility housing mentally ill inmates isn't fixing problems fast enough to meet a timeline agreed to by the state, according to a report released by a watchdog group. While some of the worst conditions have been fixed, and officials point to recent gains, advocates say the state isn't making enough progress to complete a top priority: Ending de facto solitary confinement for mentally ill inmates by allowing them at least 20 hours per week outside of their cells within four years. Читать дальше...