n the sullen basement of Louisville’s Hall of Justice, families reunite on a Sunday night.
Scattered about, women and toddlers and a few others sometimes wait hours to see a loved one incarcerated in the next building over. No cuddles or hugs will occur during their few moments together. Just a picture on the screen and a voice through a phone give the most basic form of contact.
While they bide their time, men on house arrest snake through a large gray room outlined with maroon plastic chairs for their weekly Louisville Metro Department of Corrections check-in.
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