NYC Jail Regulations Update
New York City jail regulations replace 'inmate' with 'person in custody'
New York City's jail regulations are undergoing a significant update, as the New York City Board of Correction moves to replace the word "inmate" with "person in custody" in its rulebook, as reported by New York City jail regulations update. This change is part of a broader effort to adopt person-first language, aiming to promote a more humane and respectful tone in the city's jail system. Meanwhile, other notable cases are unfolding, such as the Lindsay Clancy Trial, which is currently underway, with the defense arguing that the accused may not be criminally responsible for the murders of her three children, a topic also covered by crime and justice news outlets.
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