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clumsysilverdad
prisoners
6y
Killing Prisoners: Jails full of Covid-19
The U.S. loves to lock up people, and let's make sure the punishment is worse than the crime, oh yeah! Don't worry about letting out drug takers and minor offenders, nope, let's keep them locked up and
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doitvoluntarily
drugwar
7y
When Getting Tough On Drugs Doesn't Even Work In Prisons
The last place that you might expect to find narcotics is within the walls of a high-security prison facility. In order to keep drugs out of the community, we just need to get tougher, we need more cameras,
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rajeshranga0007
india
8y
India, Pakistan Exchange Lists Of Civilian Prisoners
The Ministry of External Affairs told to Pakistan has shared with India a list of 53 civilian prisoners and 418 fishermen in its custody, who are Indians or believed to be Indians. India and Pakistan today
almariah
chi
9y
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South Korea jails Choi Soon-sil, friend to Park Geun-hye, for corruption
Choi Soon-sil was at the heart of a corruption scandal that felled the country's first female president. View Full Article at: BBC News - World Posted from my blog with SteemPress :
zainalbakri
INDONESIAN HIVE
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Published via Ecency
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On the way home from visiting Mother’s house
My wife and I were on our way home after visiting my mother’s house. The distance between my mother’s home and where I live is not very far, only about three kilometres. It is a usual thing for my wife
mxu111
criminal-justice
10y
Black Man Murdered in Jail
By the officers, of course. According to inmate witnesses, they turned off his water supply for SIX DAYS. The suspect, Terrill Thomas, age 38, died of dehydration. He suffered from severe mental illnesses
mxu111
criminal-justice
10y
DOJ Forbids Jailing of Poor Who Can't Afford Bail
This is a huge step in the right direction for the US criminal justice system. On 8/18/16, the Justice Department declared that jailing those too poor to make bail is unconstitutional. It's punishing defendant
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