Strike

Are prison guards in New York allowed to put inmates in solitary confinement?

Thousands of correctional officers who lost their job after their illegal strike are looking for a new career now.

Not only have hundreds of striking COs been fired, they may now need to find a new line of work.

It appears that the the three week long strike is finally coming to an end after NYSDOCCS officials and representatives from NYSCOPBA come to a return to work agreement.

Conditions in some state correctional facilities have improved as the several week old strike has dragged on in the Empire State.

The battle between Empire State leaders and its law enforcement officers who are sworn to protect prisoners is expanding.

The Correctional Officer strike that has now gone on for several weeks is looking like it will result in a number of state workers getting in the unemployed category.

It's not New York State Corrections Officers accused of abandoning thier duties as public officials. 

The brutal beating that led to the death of Robert Brooks was caught on video.

New York State Police are serving court orders to the prison guards for illegally striking, in new development.

While Correctional Officers demand that the law that reformed solitary confinement be repealed, the community says otherwise.

Many of the striking prison guards in New York State are blaming this law for why they have walked off the job, but what is it?