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AG Eric Holder Being Told to Deal With Prison Rape Crisis

Pat Nolan, vice president of Prison Fellowship, argues that setting standards would be a good way to reduce the problem of prison rape. He mentions that increasing the lighting in prisons, screening staffers and having independent supervision of facilities can make a tremendous difference.

By Boyce Watkins, PhD
August 18, 2010

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