NY orders prison guards back to work as Gov. Hochul considers out-of-state transfers
New York state troopers are serving court notices ordering corrections officers to end their unauthorized strike as the state considers transferring prisoners out of state, adding fuel to a prison policy debate that has followed lawmakers back to the Capitol.
More than 330 New York correction officers were named in an amended court petition as Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration ...
As the correction officer strike enters its third day, the New York State Police is assisting the state Department of ...
The director of research for the Empire Center, Ken Girardin, calls the situation ‘extremely dangerous’ for prison system ...
Two inmates were reportedly injured during the troubles, but authorities have taken back control of the facility.
Mawhiney faces 30 years to life in prison for Attempted Murder in the First Degree as part of a multiple-count sentence that ...
Progress was being noted by the union that represents the corrections officers on day one, a spokesman for the union noted.
After a week of protests and unsanctioned strikes outside prisons in New York's North Country, Sen. Dan Stec made an attempt ...
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Hochul again urges prison strikers back to workGovernor Kathy Hochul on Tuesday again urged corrections officers who have struck New York’s prisons to return to work.
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