Duncan Roy: Director Trapped in Men's Central Jail

LA WEEKLY: Director Duncan Roy casts a courtly image of a baronial figure as he sits in his home atop Las Flores Canyon, a modernist, Bohemian hideaway with a jaw-dropping view of the Pacific. His surroundings project an image of California's creative lifestyle at its most alluring. But in February, Roy found himself standing alone outside Los Angeles County Men's Central Jail, released after three months of harrowing and wrongful incarceration.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Solitary confinement: torture in your backyard

Seeing and hearing prisoners who have experienced prolonged solitary confinement is not easy. The emotional and physical damage done to prisoners held in solitary does not present a pretty picture.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Jails Project

Works to reform jails conditions in Southern California.

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K.L. v. City of Glendale

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By ACLU of Southern California

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Vasquez v. Rackauckas

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By ACLU of Southern California

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Valentini v. Shinseki

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By ACLU of Southern California

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Federal Court Rules Inmates Have Right to Hearings in Person

By ACLU of Southern California

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ACLU suit against VA over homeless vets may proceed, judge says

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By ACLU of Southern California

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Federal Court Upholds Veteran Homelessness Claims Against VA

By ACLU of Southern California

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