Department of Corrections

Calls to the state's Department of Corrections were not immediately returned.

The Department of Corrections knew what was going on and supported him.

A spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections says officials are doing their best in difficult financial times.

However, the state's Department of Corrections provided a variance to keep it open.

That last agency, the state Department of Corrections, is throwing up its hands as well.

According to the state's Department of Corrections, he was sentenced to one year in state prison.

And why doesn't the Department Of Corrections do something about it?

He has already pitched the idea to state Department of Corrections officials and hopes to meet with them over the summer.

Colorado Department of Corrections operates several prisons in the county.

The Department of Corrections began training staff internally, and the college lost between 450-650 students annually.

An official with the Department of Corrections at the time estimated that there were a million rats.

Department of Corrections officials said they would not comment on the ruling until they had studied it.

"Our Department of Corrections is doing an excellent job."

In the end, the investigation fell to the Department of Corrections' internal affairs unit.

"What is the Department of Corrections' authority for doing what they did?"

The state Department of Corrections also supports the museum.

Designers have worked with the State Department of Corrections on security.

Department of Corrections on the new offender programs.

The Texas Department of Corrections bought the land and buildings.

Newspapers reported the stories, and the Department of Corrections promised a thorough investigation.

Department of Corrections officials did not immediately explain why Powell was placed in the holding cell.

For the Arizona Department of Corrections, crime has finally started to pay.

"(The Department of Corrections) must find a way to provide sufficient clothing for inmates."

Department of Corrections officials seem optimistic that new measures will be approved because they have run out of other ways to save money.

The Alabama Department of Corrections did not return calls for comment.