Prisoners are people too: Judge rules Arizona must improve inmates health care

Phoenix New Times recently published an extensive article about the lack of healthcare leading to the death of a female inmate. Meanwhile, a class-action lawsuit has led to a court decision regarding medical and mental healthcare for Arizona prisoners.

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May 23, 2016

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