Audits point to significant security lapses at 3 Michigan prisons
The auditor general found that corrections officers in many cases appeared to falsely state that required cell searches had been completed.
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The Failed Intersection: How Our Prison System Is Failing People With Addiction
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Michigan prison sentences are longest in nation. Bipartisan bills could fix that
This is a direct result of the excessively harsh “tough-on-crime” policies of the 1990s, leaving Michigan with an aging, costly prison population