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Article • October 15, 1990 • from PLN October, 1990
Russian Prisoners Revolting by Russian prisoners gave up after a riot in the Dnepropetrovsk prison in the USSR's Ukraine. The surrender took place on June 19, ending a rebellion that left the prison in smoking ruins and four prisoners dead. Of the four dead, one hanged himself, another overdosed on …
Article • October 15, 1990 • from PLN October, 1990
Private Gulags in England by Mike Vukasinovic Private Gulags In England By Mike Vukasinovic Following the de-nationalized policies of the Tory government of the UK, plans are afoot to privatize new remand centers and the escort of prisoners to and from court. This announcement comes as a prison officer's revolt …
Article • September 15, 1990 • from PLN September, 1990
Filed under: Organizing, Crime
Let's Come Together by Dawud Halisi Malik By Dawud H. Malik The ole adage about there's only two kinds of power in the world; money power and people power, with the latter being much stronger than the former is true. Across all racial groups, prisoners are drawn from the poorest …
Article • August 15, 1990 • from PLN August, 1990
In Defense of the Struggle Against Sexism by Ed Mead In Defense Of The Struggle Against Sexism With this issue of the PLN I conclude my three part series on sex offenders. And while I am writing this before the first installment of the series has been mailed out to …
Article • August 15, 1990 • from PLN August, 1990
GRAPO Prisoner Dies by In Issue #1 of PLN we reported the hunger strike by GRAPO (Anti-Fascist Resistance Groups, First of October) in Spain who seek to end the governments policy of placing them in control units, dispersing them in different prisons, beating them, censoring their mail, prohibiting visits, etc. …
Article • June 15, 1990 • from PLN June, 1990
Filed under: Prison Rebellion, Media
Clallam Bay Disturbance Update by Paul Wright Paul Wright As reported in the last issue of the PLN, there were 32 prisoners shipped from Clallam Bay to the Intensive Management Unit (IMU) at Shelton. The mainstream media reported that prison officials had told them there was a "brawl" between one …
Article • May 15, 1990 • from PLN May, 1990
One Day School Boycott at Monroe by ONE DAY SCHOOL BOYCOTT AT MONROE The statewide practice for enforcing attendance at prison schools is simple: three unexcused absences and they drop you. Well, some prisoncrat decided that inmate attendance at the Reformatory was not up to par with those at other …
$241,000 Damages Upheld in Beating by $241,000 DAMAGES UPHELD IN BEATING A prisoner riot broke out when thirty prisoners forced their way into an area where they fought guards who were trying to remove a drunken prisoner. During the fight, one guard was fatally stabbed and several others wounded. When …
Article • May 15, 1990 • from PLN May, 1990
Prison Revolt in England by Prisoners in the horribly overcrowded Strangeways prison in Manchester, England rose in revolt on 1 April, 1990 protesting the conditions that had 1,660 men in a prison built in 1868 for 970 men. The prison does not have plumbing in the cells and the prisoners …
Hungerstrike in Spain by Since November 30, 1989, 42 political prisoners in Spain, mainly members of GRAPO (October 1st Revolutionary Anti-Fascist Groups) have been on hunger strikes demanding their release from isolation and control units and an end to the campaign of repression against them, which includes dispersion through the …
Article • May 15, 1990 • from PLN May, 1990
Mark LaRue Gets 14 More Years by MARK LARUE GETS 14 MORE YEARS After spending more than five years in Walla Walla's segregation unit as a result of his political work on the inside, Mark LaRue was subjected to an involuntary out-of-state transfer. He was then bounced from one jurisdiction …
Article • May 15, 1990 • from PLN May, 1990
Filed under: Editorials, Organizing
Who Are We by Ed Mead Welcome to the first issue of Prisoners' Legal News. Your editors are Paul Wright and Ed Mead. While we have no "party line," this newsletter will tend to reflect our class orientation. If you do not want to be on the mailing list, just …
Whitley v. Albers, OR, Certiorari Syllabus, Prison Riot, 1985 OCTOBER TERM, 1985 Syllabus 475 U. S. WHITLEY, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, OREGON STATE PENITENTIARY, ET AL. v. ALBERS CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT No. 84-1077. Argued December 10, 1985-Decided March 4, 1986 …
Brief • October 27, 1975
Gov and AG Joint Statement, Special Attica Investigation, Meyer Report Vol. 1, Prison Riot, 1975 Meyerc STATE OF E~CUTIVE ~~W v~l ..t- YORK CHAMBER HUGH L. CAREY, GOVERNOR Robert Laird, Press Secretary 518 474 8418 212 - 977 - 2716 FOR RELEASE: IMMED IA'l'E , MONDAY OCTOBER 27, 1975 JOINT …
Brief • April 22, 1975
Gov and AG Joint Statement, Special Attica Investigation, Meyer Report Vol. 2-3, Prison Riot, 1975 F. Factors Involved in Publication Publication of this report is governed in the first instance by Executive Law §63(8) which provides in its last sentence: ·~Any officer participating in such inquiry and any person examined …
Banks v. Norton, CT, Opinion, Prison Administrative Grievance Procedure, 1972 346 F.Supp. 917 (1972) Arthur Burghardt BANKS v. John J. NORTON, Warden, Federal Correctional Institution, Danbury, Connecticut. Mitchell SNYDER v. John J. NORTON, Warden, Federal Correctional Institution, Danbury, Connecticut. Robert STENNETT v. John J. NORTON, Warden, Federal Correctional Institution, Danbury, …
Bach v. Mitchell, CT, Opinion, Prison Disciplinary Procedures, 1971 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT 'T JOHN M. BACH, FATHER. PHILIP BERRIGAN S.S.J., JOHN THEODORE GLICK, THOMAS R. HOSMER, KEVIN B. JONES, DAVID MALAMENT, prisoners presently incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Institution, at Danbury, Connecticut; JOHN HALLORAN, JOHN J. …
Brief • January 7, 1972
Bach v. Mitchell, CT, Opinion for Defendant - Prison Disciplinary Procedures, Freedom of Expression (1971) UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT 'T JOHN M. BACH, FATHER. PHILIP BERRIGAN S.S.J., JOHN THEODORE GLICK, THOMAS R. HOSMER, KEVIN B. JONES, DAVID MALAMENT, prisoners presently incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Institution, at …
Bach v. Mitchell, DC, Amended Verified Complaint, Disciplinary Actions, 1971 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT JOHN M. BACH, FATHER PHILIP BERRIGAN S.S.J., JOHN THEODORE GLICK, THOMAS R. HOSMER, KEVIN B. JONES, DAVID MALAMENT, prisoners presently incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Institution at Danbury, Connecticut; JOHN HALLORAN, …
Brief • October 1, 1971
Bach v. Mitchell, DC, Complaint, Prison Misconduct, 1971 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA JOHN M. BACH, FATHER PHILIP BERRIGAN S.S.J., JOHN THEODORE CLICK, THOMAS R. HOSMER, KEVIN B. JONES, DAVID MALAPIENT, prisoners presently incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Istitution at Danbury, Connecticut; JOHN HALLORAN, JOHN J. …
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