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Monroe's Struggle Against Double Celling
Monroe's Struggle Against Double Celling: A Status Report
By Ed Mead
A flood of new rumors have been flying hot and heavy on the double celling status here at the Reformatory in Monroe. Some of these reports say there has been a negative change in the district court's order barring ...
By Ed Mead
A flood of new rumors have been flying hot and heavy on the double celling status here at the Reformatory in Monroe. Some of these reports say there has been a negative change in the district court's order barring ...
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More from this issue:
- Monroe's Struggle Against Double Celling, by Ed Mead
- Court Supports Supervisory Liability Claim
- Written Findings of Disciplinary Hearing Held Inadequate
- Prisoners May Not Be Subjected to Freezing Temperatures
- Executions Report Issued
- Prison Law Libraries Must Keep All Books Current
- The Criminalization of Poverty, by Sabina Virgo
- From The Editor, by Paul Wright
- New York Prisons Profiled
- Oklahoma Must Provide Adequate Funds for Its Public Defenders
- Consent Decree Creates a Liberty Interest
- Prison Guards May Not Be Fired for Testifying on Prisoner's behalf
- Guards Liable for Harassing Searches of Cell
- Prison Tobacco Sales Are Not Punishment
- No Liberty Interest in Prison Jobs
- Civil Commitment, by Carrie Roth
- Evidence Must Be Presented at Disciplinary Hearing
- Letters From Readers
More from Ed Mead:
- Class Differences in Crime Control, Feb. 15, 1994
- Law of Medical Treatment Explained, Jan. 15, 1994
- Editorial, Jan. 15, 1994
- Gender Based Treatment Disparity Violates Equal Protection, Dec. 15, 1993
- Editorial, Nov. 15, 1993
- The Politics of Imprisonment, Nov. 15, 1993
- Prison Slavery Upheld, Again, Oct. 15, 1993
- Prisoners as Workers: Court Defines Applicability of FLSA, Sept. 15, 1993
- Prisoners as Workers in Washington State: New Law Will Increase Exploitation, Sept. 15, 1993
- Editorial, Sept. 15, 1993
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