Krista Pike, sentenced to death in Tennessee for a 1995 murder, survived an attempted execution by lethal injection. Her lawyers now say she is conscious and talking.
Krista Pike, sentenced to death for killing 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, survived after being given two doses of a lethal injection drug in a Tennessee prison. After an unsuccessful attempt to carry out the sentence, she was transferred to the hospital, and her condition is currently unknown
This year, Novi Sad will allocate 39 million dinars for the nutrition program for socially disadvantaged citizens, while 57 million dinars have been earmarked for the procurement of food in the District Prison. The difference raises the question of why these two systems, intended for completely different categories of people, are financed in such different ways
In just one French prison, there were 1.826 drone deliveries in less than two months, bringing more than 30 kilograms of drugs into that prison
Even two months after the escape of two convicts from the District Prison in Prokuplje, there is no answer as to how they managed to get out of the heavily guarded facility. The extraordinary inspection is marked as "confidential", the four guards are under investigation, while the responsibility of the prison administration is not mentioned
Truck driver Milomir Jaćimović will pay off the misdemeanor fine with prison instead of money. How misdemeanor sentences are converted into prison sentences in Serbia
In the fight against the escalation of gang crime, Sweden plans to prosecute 13-year-olds as well, as well as send them to prison in more serious cases. Other EU countries also have a low age limit
Two prisoners escaped from the District Prison in Prokuplje almost three weeks ago, but the public still has no answers to the key questions - who are the escapees, how did they manage to escape and whether anyone will be held accountable for possible security breaches
A local court in China has found a minor guilty of murder and rape, and the verdict is a complete precedent - life imprisonment
The President of the Movement for Decentralization of Serbia (PODES) Dragan Milić published the response of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Negotin, which he claims confirms that retired general Milosav Simović was sentenced to six months in prison
Great and lasting sufferings, I dare say, and mental disorders are often the result of experiences and feelings that we carry inside and cannot get rid of, so important that everything in us begins to gravitate around them or even get sucked into them. And we feel a terrible constraint, or fanaticism, purity, prohibition, guilt, which started so early that now they seem to us as something of ours, "second nature", inseparable from how we perceive ourselves. Many people then, disappointed that they are not strong enough to overcome something, withdraw from the world, indulge in vices, drink drugs, and the problem could be that they are carrying someone else's pain inside them all the time.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years in prison for attempting a coup d'état. Several of his close associates will also serve multi-year prison terms
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was released after three weeks in prison. The Court of Appeal in Paris accepted his request and imposed a measure of judicial supervision
Swedish police claim that criminal networks for carrying out shootings and transporting weapons are increasingly recruiting children, as children under the age of 15 cannot be prosecuted
From the Elysée Palace to a prison cell: Nicolas Sarkozy, the former president of France, today begins serving a five-year sentence, convicted of a plot that shook French politics
The government is planning to push through an amendment to the Criminal Code so that roadblocks would not be defined a priori as a criminal offense that entails a prison sentence. The goal is to intimidate citizens who have been protesting against lawlessness for over ten months
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina accepted the request of Milorad Dodik's defense to replace his one-year prison sentence with a fine, after the Appellate Chamber confirmed the verdict and the ban on political activity for six years
In Germany, driving without a ticket is a crime, so thousands of people end up in prison because they don't have to pay the fine. This is where the Freedom Fund comes into play
Serbs Milun Milenković, Aleksandar Vlajić and Dejan Pantić were sentenced to prison for the attack on the office of the Municipal Election Commission in the northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica in December 2022.
Latin America is full of privileged prisoners - they have swimming pools and tennis courts while serving sentences for the most serious crimes. Chilean President Gabriel Borić would like to change that
After several days of hunger and thirst strike, detained professor Marija Vasić was transferred to the Special Prison Hospital in Belgrade, where she was connected to an infusion, announced the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions. On the other hand, the European Commission expressed concern about the deterioration of the health condition and called the authorities in Serbia to account
Six arrested activists from Novi Sad have been in prison on Klisa for two months, and their detention has been extended for another 30 days.
The regime's retaliation will be dire if the resistance falters. Now they want to imprison the people who talked about overthrowing the government because they were supposedly overthrowing the state. But the state was hijacked and overthrown by the regime a long time ago
After more than 50 days of hunger strike and growing public pressure, activist Srđan Žunić was released from custody
Recently, we again heard stories about annoying bedbugs in Serbian prisons. Why is it so difficult to eradicate these bugs and what if they get stuck in your apartment
Milan Jovanović, a journalist from the Žig info portal, expressed the hope that the verdict against the former president of the municipality of Grocka, Dragoljub Simonović, who is serving a prison sentence for instigating the burning of his house, will contribute to better protection of journalists in Serbia.
My publications were directed so that my readers would not be misled by lies, that they would not participate in armed conflicts, that they would not become murderers and victims, and that they would not harm the fraternal Ukrainian people, said journalist Sergey Mihailov.
