Four female inmates are suing the Department of Corrections for what they say is a disparity of opportunity compared to the male prisoners in the state.
Four women in Goffstown and Concord prisons have filed a suit alleging that the Department of Corrections is out of compliance with the 1987 federal court order that required the state to provide female prisoners with services male inmates already receive.
These services include vocational education, mental health treatment and housing programs.
