All Incident Reports Overturned and Expunged By Middle Street Publishing AFTER BEING ISSUED THREE INCIDENT REPORTS FOR ALLEGEDLY CONDUCTING A BUSINESS, CHRISTOPHER ZOUKIS WAS RECENTLY VINDICATED ONCE AGAIN. It is with great pride and joy that we at Middle Street Publishing share the terrific news that embattled prison writer Christopher Zoukis has been vindicated once
PETERSBURG, Va., Oct. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Social justice advocate, author, and inmate, Christopher Zoukis, recently met with Sangye Rinchen, a transgender federal prison inmate incarcerated for bank robbery at FCI Petersburg – a medium-security federal prison in Petersburg, Virginia. What he learned was frightening. Since 2012, Rinchen has tried to get treatment for nerve
By Christopher Zoukis Sangye Rinchen and Christopher Zoukis Today I bring a story that hits a bit too close to home that requires your immediate attention. For the past two years Sangye Rinchen, a close friend of mine, has been battling a serious, debilitating nerve injury to her leg. For years she — Sangye’s a
Wesley Lowery of The Washington Post and Ryan J. Reilly of the Huffington Post made headlines after being confronted, assaulted, and arrested without justification in Ferguson, Missouri. At almost the same time, a television crew from Al Jazeera America watched helplessly as SWAT teams lobbed tear gas at them. The Al Jazeera crew was filming a
As I’ve previously reported here at Prison Education News, I am now a contributing writer at the Huffington Post. For the most part, I focus my work there on America’s broken criminal justice system. This, I feel, helps to expose wrongs that need to be addressed, and by doing so in a very public forum,
I come to you again with good news concerning my prison reform advocacy. As previously reported here at the Prison Law Blog, I am now an authorized contributing writer at the Huffington Post. It is there that I spend most of my time bringing issues within the Federal Bureau of Prisons to the light of
My next Huffington Post article was just published on their Crime Blog. The article is “5 Best Items To Send Your Loved One In Prison.” Click on the following link to be taken to the article. If you like it, I’d greatly appreciate you tweeting, sharing, and liking it from its page on the Huffington
If you’re interested in the best things to send your incarcerated loved ones, check out my latest post on The Huffington Post: “5 Best Items To Send Your Loved One In Prison.” Click on the following link to be taken to the article: If you find the article to be of interest, I’d appreciate you
By Randall Radic We at the Prison Law Blog have some exciting news to share today: Christopher Zoukis, PrisonLawBlog.com founder, has been accepted as a Huffington Post contributing writer. Thus far, he has published three articles on the site, all of which have resulted in significant attention in the press and social media. You can
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