Social Distancing Is Impossible in Prisons. Why Are They Still Full?
Bail courts have gone virtual and trials are suspended. But prisons, which pose a severe public health risk, are still open
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Bail courts have gone virtual and trials are suspended. But prisons, which pose a severe public health risk, are still open
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