The court determined that KRS 441.510 (2) was «not clearly written because it fails to take into account who is responsible for the transportation of state inmates housed in county jails or detention centers.» (news.lawreader.com)
Despite the growing consensus, some states, like Louisiana, still put a significant portion of their prisoners in isolation (though Louisiana officials claim their use of solitary confinement is closer to 8 percent when including state inmates being housed in county jails). (businessinsider.com)
McEneny says there are around 20,000 state inmates whose home address can't be determined, and talks continue about how to count them. (wxxinews.org)