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After Protests, Changes in Prison Isolation Rules

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State corrections officials are moving forward with a new plan for handling prison gangs, including changing rules that have kept some inmates locked in isolation for decades. The state operates Security Housing Units at four prisons -- and they were the focus of two widespread hunger strikes last year.

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