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24-Hour Cell Lights

Loaded on Sept. 15, 1991 by Tom Langbehn published in Prison Legal News September, 1991, page 9
Filed under: Conditions of Confinement, Lighting. Location: Washington.
Prisoners confined in the oppressive and mentally debilitating environment of the Intensive Management Unit (IMU) at Walla Walla are being subjected to a highly effective form of sensory deprivation, a part of which being the lights in cells that are kept on 24 hours a day.

These lights, which just ...

 

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