Ralph Nader, the former Green Party presidential nominee, has written a letter to Judge Juan Merchan urging him to sentence former President Donald Trump to prison. Nader argues that Trump represents a threat to democracy and that a prison sentence is necessary to protect the republic.
A British psychologist’s work in a women’s prison sparked her interest in the link between diet and behavior. She found that improving the nutritional status of violent male prisoners reduced their aggressive behavior by 30%. This led her to explore the role of nutrition in brain health and mental health outcomes. While there is still much to learn, emerging evidence suggests that a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids can positively impact brain function and mental well-being. However, more research is needed to determine the specific mechanisms involved and the optimal dietary recommendations for different individuals.
Coronation Street viewers were left perplexed as Roy Cropper, behind bars for Lauren Bolton’s murder, appeared to have ‘visions’ projected onto his cell wall. These cryptic recollections included a conversation between Lauren and her friend Max Turner, leaving fans questioning the significance and accuracy of these apparent memories. While some viewers found these scenes intriguing, others expressed confusion and skepticism.
An Oklahoma man is facing up to 12 years in prison after being found with ammunition in his carry-on luggage at a Turks and Caicos Islands airport. The man, identified by his family as 40-year-old Ryan Watson, was arrested on April 12 as he and his wife, Valerie, were attempting to return home from a vacation. According to a GoFundMe page set up by the family, the couple had unknowingly left four rounds of ammunition in a bag from a recent deer hunting trip. The ammunition was not noticed by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents when the couple departed from the United States, but it was discovered by airport security in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
In the unprecedented event of Donald Trump’s conviction and imprisonment, the Secret Service faces the daunting task of protecting a former president behind bars. Even before the trial’s opening statements, the agency has begun planning for the potential scenario, which would involve keeping Trump separate from other inmates and providing 24/7 protection. However, with a possible drawn-out appeals process, any sentence is likely to be delayed, leaving the daunting challenge unresolved for now.
A remarkable book club at one of the nation’s largest jails offers a unique space for college students, inmates, and the renowned activist Sister Helen Prejean to engage in meaningful discussions. The club, led by DePaul University students, fosters connections, challenges perspectives, and inspires personal growth through shared literary experiences.
Convicted felons who enter prison lose many of their belongings and freedoms. However, access to telephone calls is essential for maintaining hope and connections with loved ones. A recent report from New Jersey’s prison oversight office found that inmates are not getting fair access to telephone calls or enough time on the calls.
A teenage rapist has sparked a security alert after he used a sharpened spoon to dig into the cell next to him and attack a convicted murderer at the HM Young Offender Institution in Wetherby, West Yorkshire. The incident is the latest in a series of concerns at the institution, which holds 160 youths aged 15 to 18. Inmates are facing high levels of drug use and contraband, along with poor living conditions and inadequate education.
Roy Cropper’s health takes a turn for the worse in Coronation Street as he collapses in his prison cell, leaving his loved ones in turmoil. Roy is currently behind bars for the murder of Lauren Bolton and time is running out for him to prove his innocence.
Donald Trump’s hush-money trial commenced on Monday, marking the first time a former US president faces a criminal trial. The Manhattan jury will hear opening statements from prosecutors and defense attorneys, with a cast of witnesses expected to testify about Trump’s alleged efforts to conceal extramarital affairs. A conviction could result in a four-year prison sentence, but a guilty verdict would not prevent Trump from running for president again.
