Scandal at JVA Gablingen: Allegations of Inmate Mistreatment Stir Controversy
Lawyers defend accused deputy prison chief, criticizing the justice ministry for systemic failings.
- The deputy chief of JVA Gablingen and 15 other staff members face investigations over alleged mistreatment of inmates.
- Accusations involve inmates being held naked and without bedding in secured cells, sparking claims of torture.
- Defense lawyers argue their client adhered to regulations and blame systemic issues and lack of oversight.
- Bavaria's Justice Minister acknowledges oversight failures and promises reforms in prison monitoring.
- Critics highlight the need for mental health accommodations, as many inmates suffer from psychological issues.