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Mark LaRue Gets 14 More Years

Loaded on May 15, 1990 published in Prison Legal News May, 1990, page 10
Filed under: Prison Rebellion, Crime/Demographics, Criminal Prosecution. Location: Illinois.
MARK LARUE GETS 14 MORE YEARS

After spending more than five years in Walla Walla's segregation unit as a result of his political work on the inside, Mark LaRue was subjected to an involuntary out-of-state transfer. He was then bounced from one jurisdiction to another for nearly ten more years. ...

 

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