Justice For All

Here at justice for all we want to highlight how incarcerated people get treated by officers and facilities. Today we want to put the spotlight on the Kentucky Department of Corrections. Especially the Kentucky correctional institution for women. Inmates are living in horrible conditions. Some examples are as follows. Inmates who have constant seizures are not on a bottom floor restriction if they can make it up stairs they are housed there. Inmates who have epilepsy can go into a seizure state at anytime. If they would go into a seizure and tumble down the stairs they are now causing that inmate more medical problems. Also to that note certain medications are not allowed by the facility. That being said they won't allow proper seizure medicine to actually slow down that problem. Imagine going to the doctor and getting prescribed one medication and then the pharmacy saying "we don't allow this medication here but you can have this". This facility is horrible on basic inmates medical care to the point inmates have to beg and plead just to see a doctor. Now we all understand if you break the law there is a consequence for those actions. But even people that make a mistake deserve proper medical care. Another issue we have found is that retaliation does happen in this facility. Inmates who file grievances on officers or policies are normally moved to a segregation unit with no reason and when an inmate asks why they say it for the safety and security of the prison. What that means is internal affairs can come in pick any inmates even if no violations have been committed and take them to the segregation unit for 30 days to investigate. Even worse if they so choose they can put them in segregation as stated and then release them for 1 day then do the same thing all over again. This behavior is unacceptable!! Now to our final issue with the facility. Let's say there inmate phones and messages are down and inmates loved ones are concerned for medical reasons or whatever reason they are worried for. That person's loved one can call to ask if that inmate is ok and alive and the facility will tell them they cannot give information on the inmates even if they are emergency contacts or immediate family. So we are looking for things to get done to change the landscape of this facility even if it's as small as getting proper medical care. If you could help these inmates in Kentucky by taking 5 minutes out of your day and call to express your concerns to facility administrators I'm sure a lot of good people who made a mistake would really appreciate it. Thank You from all of us at justice for all. Have an amazing day!!

Happy Birthday to one of this pages creators!! Hope you have a great day Dillon Robinson!!!

On this night 21 years ago:
246 people went to sleep knowing they had a flight in the morning.
2,606 people went to sleep before work in the morning.
343 firefighters went to sleep knowing they might fight a fire and save a life the next day.
60 police officers went to sleep in preparation for morning patrol.
8 paramedics went to sleep before their morning shift.

None of them saw past 9:59am on Sept 11, 2001. In one single moment life would never be the same for thousands of people, their families, friends, and strangers.

Tonight before you go to sleep, to honor those who perished, please consider making the decision to never take one second of your life for granted.
Be kind.
Love intensely.
Work hard.
Volunteer.
Make every day count.

God bless those who perished.
God bless their families and friends.

(credit to the page savage paramedics for original post.)

Also from all of us at justice for all thank you to all our first responders and military service members!! Especially the ones that were there at the towers and the Pentagon. We will never forget your sacrifice.

We really want to spread the message of stephanie fleming, Kentucky DOC # 268389. She was convicted of some crimes that she did not do. Whether or not she may be allegedly guilty of something else to serve time for that's beside the point. Life is a long time to have to spend here when there are proven rapists, child molesters, and people who have been convicted of heinous crimes against children and animals who have far less time to serve according to the Kentucky Department of Corrections. I will always fight for what I believe to be right and injustice is not one of them. If the population screams for equal rights, let's do it the right way and bring in equal sentences for the incarcerated, no matter what s*x they may identify with. We will always welcome your support in the form of letters and Securus messages. We genuinely appreciate any and all support, feedback, and encouragement we can get!!

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