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State Reneges on WSR Treaty
Loaded on June 15, 1990
published in Prison Legal News
June, 1990, page 4
State Reneges On WSR TreatyThe above headline is taken from an article in the Monroe Monitor of April 11th. "When a state senator gets fed up with broken promises from the state of Washington, you take notice." Said the article. It was Senator Cliff Bailey who was fed up …
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More from this issue:
- Women Prisoners Meet Board
- Clallam Bay Disturbance Update, by Paul Wright
- Editorial Comments, by Ed Mead
- Victims to Amend Constitution
- Marion Prison to be Replaced
- Blacks Have Higher Crime Victimization Rate
- 1989 Crime Rate Up 3%
- It Only Gets Worse, Says DOC
- Women Prisoners Raped, Harassed by Guards
- State Reneges on WSR Treaty
- EPA Fining Florida Prison
- Them Today, Us Tommorrow, by Ed Mead
- A History of Rehabilitation Under Washington State Law, by Matt James
- DOC Settles Immigration Suit, by Paul Wright
- Book on Washington Prisons
- Abolish the Death Penalty!
- WAC Notification List
- From the Editor, by Paul Wright
- Prisoner AIDS Support Network
- Prison Populations To Grow 68% by '94
- Newsletter for Prisoners with AIDS
- Jail Populations Up 54% in 5 Years
- Lehman Leaving
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