Security Concerns in Federal Prisons Exposed by Derek Chauvin's Stabbing

The stabbing of former police officer Derek Chauvin in a federal prison has raised concerns about the ability of the Federal Bureau of Prisons to protect high-profile inmates. Chauvin's lawyer had previously expressed concerns about his safety, but Chauvin was still attacked by a fellow inmate. This incident follows other violent incidents in federal prisons, including the stabbing of Larry Nassar and the suicides of Ted Kaczynski and Jeffrey Epstein. Experts argue that federal prisons can be dangerous, especially higher-security facilities, and that more needs to be done to protect high-profile inmates. The Federal Bureau of Prisons has faced criticism for its handling of security and staffing issues.