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Pre-Trial Detainees Don't Have to Work

Loaded on Feb. 15, 1993 published in Prison Legal News February, 1993, page 3
Filed under: Prison Labor, Hunger Strikes, Skeletal Injury, Disciplinary Hearings, Retaliatory Discipline. Location: Missouri.
Jorge Martinez is a federal pre-trial detainee. He filed suit claiming that while he was held at the US Medical Center for federal prisoners he was denied proper medical care for a dislocated shoulder, was force fed after seven days on hunger strike, and was placed in segregation for refusing …

 

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