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Making Slave Labor Fly: Boeing Goes to Prison

Loaded on March 15, 1997 by Paul Wright published in Prison Legal News March, 1997, page 1
Filed under: Work, Prison Industries, Prison Labor. Location: Washington.
With the repeal of welfare, some political opportunists and right-wing pundits are turning their sights on questions of law and order in general and prison "reform" in particular. They are starting to push Congress to impose the same solution on prisoners as on welfare recipients: put them to work. In …

 

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  2. From the Editor, by Dan Pens
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  4. From the Editor, by Dan Pens
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  20. Three's Company, by N.H.
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  24. California Bans Media Interviews with Prisoners, by Willie Wisely
  25. PNS Suspends US Publication
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