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Oregon prisons introduce personal tablets for inmates

Oregon prisons introduce personal tablets for inmates

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Oregon Department of Corrections plans to give tablets to all inmates under new program

Oregon Department of Corrections plans to give tablets to all inmates under new program

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Oregon Department of Corrections to issue computer tablets to inmates

Oregon Department of Corrections to issue computer tablets to inmates

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Oregon Dept. of Corrections gives 120-day update after Health Services Div. investigation

Oregon Dept. of Corrections gives 120-day update after Health Services Div. investigation

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Oregon releases report on inmates released early during pandemic

Oregon releases report on inmates released early during pandemic

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Oregon prison officials try to protect inmates after employee tests positive for COVID-19

Oregon prison officials try to protect inmates after employee tests positive for COVID-19

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Oregon women's prison to offer tampons to inmates

Oregon women's prison to offer tampons to inmates

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Oregon prisons tackle drug smuggling with stricter mail rules and detection dogs

Oregon prisons tackle drug smuggling with stricter mail rules and detection dogs

Read more details and related context about Oregon prisons tackle drug smuggling with stricter mail rules and detection dogs.

Masks to be distributed to Oregon inmates

Masks to be distributed to Oregon inmates

Experts have said it was only a matter of time until COVID-19 reached

Pilot program trains inmates to help reduce substance use disorders in Oregon prisons

Pilot program trains inmates to help reduce substance use disorders in Oregon prisons

SALEM, Ore. — With an estimated 70% of male and 77% of female