Verdict prompts Missouri prisons to go smoke free

By: Scott Lauck September 22, 2017

All Missouri correctional facilities must go smoke free within six months, according to an order filed Thursday. The decision is the result of a lawsuit filed by an inmate, which led to an $111,000 jury verdict against the state earlier this year. Ecclesiastical Denzel Washington alleged that he was subjected secondhand smoke while incarcerated at Crossroads ...

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Verdict prompts Missouri prisons to go smoke free

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