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Jail safety rules are effectively meaningless in Indiana due to state’s inaction, investigation shows

Ryan Martin and Tim Evans, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Jail safety rules are effectively meaningless in Indiana due to state’s inaction, investigation shows

Since 2010, the state of Indiana has allowed 84% of jails to repeatedly violate safety standards, including crowding and understaffing.

      
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