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MI prison system held in contempt
By Associated Press
Published: 12/08/2006

JACKSON, MI - A federal judge on Thursday ordered the state Department of Corrections to hire more prison doctors within four months, saying that health care for inmates is dysfunctional and endangers their lives.

U.S. District Judge Richard Enslen also threatened $2 million in fines and found the prison agency in contempt of court. The ruling applies to three prisons near the city of Jackson, which each house about 1,000 inmates, the agency said. Read more.

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