Prison chief: Refusal to cool death row isn’t politics

Louisiana's prisons chief said Wednesday that the state's refusal to install air conditioning on death row isn't politically motivated, even though a lawsuit over the facility's dangerous heat levels has already cost taxpayers more than $1 million. Department of Corrections Secretary Jimmy LeBlanc told The Associated Press that installing air conditioning on death row at Louisiana ...

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Prison chief: Refusal to cool death row isn’t politics

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