John Dillinger, as a teenager, had a petty criminal record. Before he was thirty, Dillinger robbed a grocery store of $50.00. Dillinger’s father, after discussion with...
Here is another excerpt from my prison memoir, Prisonpath. The stories are about the inmates and correctional officers that I encountered during my fifteen months in...
From the creator of PrisonPath.com: I was incarcerated for fifteen months in the Maryland state prison system. During my journey, I encountered all types of...
We would all think that house arrest is always better than time in prison. In a prison, an inmate is confined to a small cell, the...
As I have in the past, I will post excerpts from my prison memoir, Prisonpath. The stories are about the inmates and correctional officers that I...
Created by a former inmate, Prisonpath.com provides free information about prisons and jails throughout the country to inmates and their families. Washington, D.C. (PRWEB) December 04,...
Prisonpath has posted hundreds of articles since prisonpath.com was launched in September of 2012. Five popular articles discussed various important issues such as felon’s right to...
Our prisons have untapped talent. At the Joseph Harp Correctional Center, in Oklahoma, two inmates developed a software program that will save the prison substantial monies....
Prison and jail medical care can often be deadly to inmates. Recent investigations of health care in two California prisons revealed “serious problems” that caused preventable...
The reality of prison visitation for family members can be the same reality that exists for inmates in prison – harsh and cold. Theoretically, prisons encourage visitation....