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(Prea) Another program appointed by DPS (AS-IS)
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Litteral, Mack
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3 pages
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(Prea) Another Program Appointed By DPS (As-Is) Could you believe our prison system is so badly organized and also shows just how much our corrupt prison officers, medical staff & leaders, and even the office personal in Raleigh who runs this state (N.C) Prison System now called Department of Public Safety. (What a Joke) Hi. I'm Mack Litteral I'm here to share information un-edited by any prison or state official. I've been a writer & artist only two years and some. But...
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apw:12357269
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2019-10-28T20:15:05.073Z
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28 days from Nirvana
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Author
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Kayer, George
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2 pages
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State
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Arizona
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28 Days From Nirvana By George Kayer My condition is so rare, on the North American continent less than 3,400 people are stricken by it. The population of this continent: home to Canada, Mexico and the U.S.A. is estimated at half a billion people . Through government reports, we know it's found in only 36 areas in the United States. The mortality rate is 40% to 93% depending on a state's resources and its government's willingness to aggressively combat this rare condition. Rega...
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apw:12344093
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Date Uploaded
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2016-10-20T10:56:33.87Z
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4 year old nephew travels across the state to visit, but is denied by prison staff
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Author
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Bell, Shane
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Date
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2017-08-25
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3 pages
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4 year old nephew travels across the state to visit, but is denied by prison staff About a month or so ago I made arrangements with my family about when they would visit me. I was excited to meet my 4-year old nephew named Carter for the first time ever, as well as my 6 year old nephew Keegan. I needed to get my 4-year old nephew Carter on my visit list so my parents, who were traveling across the state of South Dakota to visit me with him could get in to see me. I contacted the Unit Coordina...
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apw:12350889
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Date Uploaded
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2018-03-16T16:49:57.87Z
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60 second house call: 101
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Author
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Crump, Chernikko L.
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5 pages
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60 Second House Call: 101 by: Chernikko L. Crump Greetings, A.P.W.A contributors and audiences abroad. Once again it is an honor and a privilege to be able to share my thoughts as well as first hand experiences on major issues and areas of concern that we face in the American criminal justice system. I would like to take a brief moment in introducing A.P.W.A. contributors, and audiences to our first session of 60 second house calls and also give a brief description of this series and its inte...
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apw:12359626
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2020-06-18T19:29:23.19Z
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A brief history of administrative segregation in Texas
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Author
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Feijoo, Joe
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4 pages
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A Brief History of Administrative Segregation in Texas By: Joe Feijoo “Ad. Seg.” Is short for Administrative Segregation. (ad-seg). The commonly held understanding of solitary confinement defines ad-seg. It is, at best, the most grim form of incarceration and is reserved for offenders who exhibit behavior that is harmful to themselves, other offenders, staff or prison facilities. It is an enhanced method of punishment within the institution of punishment. The guidelines for putting an offender ...
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apw:12357807
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Date Uploaded
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2019-10-28T20:33:45.331Z
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A deaf person would probably welcome it
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Author
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Pitman, Michael Ted
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2 pages
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A deaf person would probably welcome it, but I'm sure that it has driven many men mad at its extreme! Noise; all kinds of and all levels and durations. Music is simply noise of another kind to some and not all singing is truly welcome. On an air craft carrier the noise is not just loud in decibels, but nearly constant with launch and recovery operations around the clock. In prison, the noise is both loud and persistent with a little easing of the din in early morning hours. Normally, the...
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apw:12361403
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Date Uploaded
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2021-02-03T16:01:17.371Z
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A hidden cost
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Author
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Mehmel, Peter
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Date
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2009
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2 pages
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Peter Mehmel A Hidden Cost The eve of my son’s fifth birthday seemed especially cruel. I’m sure he woke up excited and happy to celebrate his special day, only to find that his father was gone. I can’t imagine how my wife, six months pregnant with our daughter, managed to find the words to tell him. The party arrangements were done, the cake safely stashed, we’d confirmed who would attend and even had a few bucks left over. That evening friends were playing in a band at a local bar. Maybe eve...
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apw:12350037
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Date Uploaded
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2018-03-16T01:01:59.109Z
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A murder victim speaks: The truth in the age of "me too"
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Author
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Douglas, Steffe'n
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14 pages
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Text (O)
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American Prison Writing Archive: A Murder Victim Speaks A Murder Victim Speaks: (The Truth in the Age of "Me Too") I am a murder victim... I have often said that Paul Harvey was right. I maintain that to this day. 'If you want to see the worst that society has to offer humanity sit outside a prison at shift change'. No one is more corrupt, no one is more criminal than those folks you'll see exiting or entering the facility with badges on their chests. You won't b...
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apw:12359321
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Date Uploaded
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2020-06-18T19:21:32.036Z
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A prisoner's essays
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Author
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Long, Stephen
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Pages
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6 pages
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State
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California
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A Prisoner's Essays Stephen David Long Currently imprisoned @ California Correctional Center Introduction Comprehending the physical and mental experiences of a person incarcerated in the American prison system has significant worth. For anyone interested in gaining insight on prison conditions, the impact prison conditions have on humanity, the role prisons play in society, and whether or not the current prison system operates rationally. Through thoughtfulness, I will develop essays ab...
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apw:12342869
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Date Uploaded
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2016-10-17T11:30:37.728Z
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A prisoner's perspective on the institution
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Author
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Terway, David J.
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Date
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41844
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4 pages
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Text (O)
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David J. Terway, F-32909 Professor CP Bird Sociology 102 24 July 14 Final Essay A Prisoner's Perspective on the Institution Before I attempt to convey howirny experience over the last nine years here in prison relates to sociology and also what sociologists might learn from me, I want my readers to know that I did, in fact, engage in behavior which deviated from the norms of the society in which I lived. I am not innocent; I deserve to be punished. I am not so sure that the length of my ...
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apw:12358348
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Date Uploaded
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2020-06-18T18:56:54.146Z
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A view from inside
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Author
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Williams, Ivory, Jr.
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Date
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2017-11-05
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Pages
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6 pages
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Essays by Eric Volume One A View From Inside I never expected to be in prison. I felt I was too slick. I thought I was too smart, too educated, too worldly to let anyone 'trick' me into their 'system'. Sitting here now with a life + ten year sentence, I have plenty of time to contemplate, elucidate and expound on things urbane, sublime and just plain insane as I continue to 'serve' time. By now, (10 years into my bid) it doesn't really matter that I didn&apo...
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apw:12352056
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Date Uploaded
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2018-06-15T15:29:06.998Z
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A whole lot deeper then anger
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Author
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Folsom, Brian Nicholas
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1 page
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"A Whole Lot Deeper Then Anger" By: Brian Folsom 02-21-2020 Prison life can break anyone. When loneliness and fear drive a man or woman too deep inside themselves, faith shrivels into hopelessness. It feels like the last piece of red beating heart finally solidify's, and an infection of bitterness intensifies tenfold. The deep dark become's a very sacred thing. I truley believe when the need for somekind of meaningful human contact become's an impossibility, a soul ca...
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apw:12361296
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2021-02-03T15:58:40.965Z
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Abused again
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Author
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Richter, Robert
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Date
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2018-07-22
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6 pages
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July 22, 2018 Robert John Richter For APWA Abused again Yet again, within only one day of being questioned by a senior OSI PREA investigator, I have been subjected to sexual abuse, staff voyeurism, inflicted upon me in order to intimidate, humiliate, and degrade me. The excuse, again, was an outside trip for an OMH (psych) appointment. This was just a cover. This isn't the only retaliation I have suffered. On July 2, OSI PREA investigator Bossman questioned me about my PREA complaints, b...
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apw:12355104
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2019-01-16T21:11:02.611Z
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Accident in the prison in Idaho
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Author
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Prisoner of Idaho
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1 page
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Idaho
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Translated by Santos Accident in the Prison of Idaho Three weeks ago in the month of November, an accident happened inside the cell. About 5 am, a black race person got in the cell and asked for the person he was going to hit. He found him in his bed and hit him. He left calmly and right away to the place where he lived. Later, they found him and put him in the hole. It was his punishment. Soon the injured person asked for help to the security official and they put him in the hospital for his...
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apw:12344280
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Date Uploaded
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2016-10-20T20:38:50.884Z
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Actually innocent
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Author
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Taylor, Albert G.
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9 pages
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Albert Taylor- 1 Eastham Unit Lovelady, Tx 75851 "NO TEARS IN THE WRITER, NO TEARS IN THE READER" Robert Frost ACTUALLY INNOCENT Like all other jailhouse lawyers ["writ writers" in prison slang]; I have wished to be able to help someone who is actually innocent, and who was being treated unjustly. When I finally did get the opportunity; it was not a Criminal Law case, as I had expected it would be, but instead, it was a Family Law case, and no one could be more innocent th...
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apw:12353618
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Date Uploaded
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2018-09-27T01:07:27.797Z
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Adaptive core curriculum for prisoners
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Author
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Smith, Andrew Jackson
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Date
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2014-02-06
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Date
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2014-02-06, 2014-02-06
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Pages
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16 pages
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State
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Alabama
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Topics
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Neurological and behavioral damage of prisoners, Outline of rehabilitative, moral and educational curriculum
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Andrew Jackson Smith Elmore Correctional Center (AL) Adaptive Core Curriculum for Prisoners The human brain is designed to sustain oneself throughout a perilous journey from helplessness to hopefulness. The most incredible adaptability, exhibited in both anatomical and physiological changes, occur as a resort of our having encountered new stimuli internally and externally. One billion neurons engaging 100 trillion synaptic reactions allow for this plasticity which makes us forever adaptable t...
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apw:12342097
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2016-03-11T18:52:06.287Z
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Addendum to previous essay which was a relapse prevention plan
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Author
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Terway, David J.
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Date
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2020-01-18
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3 pages
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David J. Terway January 18,2020 Addendum to previous essay which was a Relapse Prevention Plan titled "How I Plan to Remain a Healthy, Productive, and Valued Member of the Community When I Parole" (a.k.a. "If I Fail to Plan, I Plan to Fail"). This writing is meant to inform my readers of several things that have transpired since the writing and submission to the A.P.W.A. of my aforementioned Relapse Prevention Plan (RPP). As a patient in the California Department of Correc...
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apw:12360920
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Date Uploaded
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2021-02-03T15:48:13.978Z
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Addicted to violence
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Author
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Richter, Robert
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4 pages
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March 25, 2018 Robert Johan Richter Title: Addicted To Violence Prison is a great place to witness all kinds of addictions, and how far they drive their victims. Prisoners sell their meals for cigarettes, and their bodies for drugs. The most common addiction doesn't involve drugs, porn, or anything you can buy or sell. Many people, both prisoners and guards, are addicted to violence. There is a big difference, however; the guards almost never face any kind of punishment. Why do people li...
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apw:12353267
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Date Uploaded
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2018-09-26T11:00:33.778Z
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All I can think to write about is what it is like to be illiterate
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Author
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Soren, Jade
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Date
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2019-01-07
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1 page
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January 7, 2019 APWA, All I can think to write about is what its like to be illiterate most of my life, to be abandoned by public defenders and to face a wrongful conviction on only hearsay when real evidence was not allowed. I can't imagine anyone interested in what it took to learn to read and write, the hell I lived through since December 20, 1990. Lets be honest, people are always too willing to believe the worst. I suppose it helps shape the world in their eyes. I still do not belie...
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apw:12356052
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Date Uploaded
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2019-05-23T18:50:09.021Z
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Alone amidst a crowd
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Author
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Sharpe, D. E.
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7 pages
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Alone Amidst a Crowd An Essay on Prison Life One of the many ironies faced in prison is the fleeting chance moment of friendship found there. That moment, surprising and most unexpected, comes onto the yard and into your cell, your life, so very suddenly that you are left feeling incredulous at it's happening. It comes about usually at the discretion of the guards, who have decided to move a person for concerns of safety or convenience. You have left your cell to go to yard for your dail...
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apw:12351353
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Date Uploaded
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2018-03-16T19:43:03.216Z
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