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ACLU-DE appeals two information request denials in an attempt to reach more incarcerated individualsThe ACLU of Delaware is appealing two FOIA request denials from the Delaware Department of Correction.
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The ACLU is representing six incarcerated individuals and claims the DOC violated the Eighth Amendment protections from cruel and unusual punishment.
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Delaware’s Department of Correction is making a tablet available to each incarcerated individual — deploying more than 4,000 new digital tablets to meet a one-to-one tablet to inmate ratio.
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DelDOT and its partners collected almost 92,000 bags of trash as part of the Keep DE Litter Free initiative.
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The Behavioral Health Consortium provides updates on new programming to provide workforce and reentry support for those recovering from a substance abuse disorder.
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Probation Officers will be doing their part to make sure Halloween is safe for kids and families.
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In the state’s continuing effort to Keep DE Litter Free, DelDOT, and its partners have been busy collecting trash.
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The majority of state contracts for construction, goods, and services are going to nonminority firms according to a study ordered by the General Assembly.
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Two state lawmakers heard from former Delaware prisoners about their experiences, and how the state can treat inmates better.
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Two state legislators are hosting a virtual State of State Corrections in Delaware Summit this week