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Shakopee women's prison
The Shakopee women's prison.
MPR Photo/Laura McCallum

Researchers and law enforcement officials gather at the University of Minnesota Thursday to discuss why women comprise the fastest-growing segment of the prison population.

MPR's Perry Finelli spoke with Freddie Davis-English, an official with Hennepin County Community Corrections, on the issues facing women in the criminal justice system.

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Shakopee women's prison
The Shakopee women's prison.
MPR Photo/Laura McCallum