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News in Brief

Loaded on Dec. 15, 1994 published in Prison Legal News December, 1994, page 18
Filed under: News, News in Brief. Location: United States of America.
France: A French prison worker's union said it was suing 100 prisoners and detainees as a symbolic protest of under staffing in France's crowded jails. The unions said its members wouldn't be overworked if prisoners had respected the law and stayed out of jail.

Jamaica: Three prisoners convicted of robbing …

 

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