A Virginia Prison Held A Man In Solitary Confinement For Over 600 Days Virginia’s Department of Corrections has recently settled two lawsuits over its use of solitary confinement—a practice lawmakers are moving closer to abolishing. Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg
Solitary is a ‘Tomb’ With No Escape, Virginia Prisoners Allege A new lawsuit, filed against the Virginia Department of Corrections, says prisoners are kept in isolation for frivolous reasons and prevented from rejoining the general population. Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg
For Some Local Prosecutors, the Post-Roe World is Already Here As the potential demise of Roe v. Wade looms, past and current prosecutions of pregnant women illustrate what lies ahead. Rebecca McCray
