Cary Aspinwall

Turn Key Health Clinics has quickly expanded to jails in 10 states. Some of its policies and practices have endangered patients.

How a person handles a pregnancy loss — and where it occurs — can be the difference between a private medical issue and facing criminal charges.

The number of people imprisoned for life continues to climb, even as the overall prison population declines.

A recent arrest in Georgia highlights the criminal suspicion that surrounds pregnancy loss in several states, experts say.

Leavenworth, Kansas, is nearly synonymous with prisons. But when CoreCivic announced plans to detain immigrants there, residents pushed back.

For People Mentally Unfit For Trial, Waits For Treatment Get Longer

The U.S. government is reneging on key parts of a court settlement it struck with families whose children were seized at the border.

The civil rights law that has allowed lawsuits against local and state police doesn’t apply to federal agents.

It’s nearly impossible to sue federal officials for civil rights violations, but a new ACLU filing could become a test case for how to do it.

A 1996 law allowing fines for some immigrants was rarely used — until Donald Trump’s second term began.