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Texas Looks to Find Prison Guards in High Schools

Loaded on Feb. 1, 2024 published in Prison Legal News February, 2024, page 59
Filed under: Guards/Staff, Staff Training. Location: Texas.

Any prison or jail needs three things: guards, prisoners and money. Texas has money, at least enough to build more prisons and jails than any other state; the last state budget allocated $200 million for even more lockups. To keep them full, lawmakers have expanded the imposition of money bail ...

 

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