Why do substandard facilities continue to operate at the expense of their vulnerable residents?
The federal class-action suit on behalf of inmates cites substandard facilities, medical care and staffing.
Their good fortune, however, has been a disaster for the mostly Latino immigrant population, which is being warehoused in substandard facilities to generate it.
Another seven part-time senior centers serving more than 30 meals will also be closed, as will another 11 plagued by substandard facilities or poor management, based on the city's assessment of their performance.
A state task force reported a year ago that young people battling addiction or mental illness were often grouped with violent offenders in substandard facilities where physical abuse is routine and counseling rare.
Few receive major loans of works from abroad because of financial constraints, substandard facilities, and security issues, and they tend to present mainly regional art and traditional crafts.
A 2001 Government Accountability Office report found that substandard facilities were endemic at schools run by both the Department of Defense for children of service members and the Department of the Interior for Native American children.
As our country faces one of the worst economic times in its history, we should not be wasting taxpayer money detaining nonviolent immigrants who are not a flight risk in substandard facilities.
At CU, its students actually voted for an increase in student fees to help pay for the new $46 million Wolf Law Building, since the law program faced loss of accreditation due to substandard facilities.
Kanda was known for his volunteer work in countries with substandard medical facilities.
