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Title: Two species: peering in and peering out
Author: Williams, Dortell
Date: 2010-05
Pages: 3 pages
State: California
Text (O): Dortell Williams Approximately 350 words H—45771 / A2-206 Non-fiction P.O. Box 4430 Lancaster, CA 93539 dortellwilliams@yahoo.com TWO SPECIES: PEERING IN AND PEERING OUT by Dortell Williams Recently a tour of civilians was escorted about the prison grounds by administrative custodial staff. As the small group of bright-faced youth -- probably college students studying law -- ambled their way into the housing unit, I made careful study of their individual and collective countenance. As they pe...
PID: apw:12345204
Date Uploaded: 2016-10-23T14:21:36.846Z

Title: Utah society and corrections effectively teach felons
Author: Orton, Tom J.
Date: 2018-12-18
Pages: 1 page
Text (TR_WF): Utah Society & Corrections Effectively Teach Felons Dec. 18, 2018 Please type for the Archives. Thank you I had a lock down [resolve?] this for me. We teach felons to: 1)-Be responsible by taking away all their responsibilities. 2)-Be trustworthy by disbelieving most everything they say. 3-Be non violent by injustice, abuse of authority, and putting them where hostility surrounds them. 4-Be kind and loving by demeaning them & subjecting them to cruelty & hatred. 5-Stop being a tou...
PID: apw:12356040
Date Uploaded: 2019-05-23T18:49:54.477Z

Title: Violent, non-violent: what's the difference?
Author: Williams, Dortell
Date: 2010-02
Pages: 3 pages
State: California
Text (O): Dortell Williams Approximately 250 words H-45771 / A2-206 Non-fiction P.O. Box 4430 Lancaster, CA 93539 dortellwilliams@yahoo.com VIOLENT, NON-VIOLENT: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? by Dortell Williams In 1993, Richard Davis, a depraved repeat offender, kidnapped and killed Petaluma, California's young and promising Polly Klaas. In response the notorious Three Strikes law was hatched. A costly, overbearing measure that seems to completely neglect sex offending, yet locks up non—violent pet...
PID: apw:12345190
Date Uploaded: 2016-10-23T14:21:34.99Z

Title: Who
Author: Barstad, James
Pages: 2 pages
Text (FT): Who Today, you are faceless, but still I know you! you have inhabited many forms, all with different monikers, but you are still the same WHO, We have met on this battlefield many time in the past . I am sure that we will meet again. I know you, your name is Abuse of Authority. You seek positions where you can have some sense of control over others. It eases your pain of having no control over yourself. We find you in the church, the government, in law enforcement, and in every place that inn...
PID: apw:12347513
Date Uploaded: 2017-08-16T15:18:14.65Z

Title: Who benefits from prison?
Author: Murray, B.C.
Pages: 1 page
Text (O): WHO BENEFITS FROM PRISON? Why would anyone want. to work in a men's prison? Who rises each morning anxious to enter a desolate world void of any responsibility greater than turning a key? Or enjoy monitoring the physical movements of grown men who themselves are offered little incentive to develop and enrich their own lives in such a stale environment? Prisoners are, of course, without a choice. Prison workers though choose such a profession. But why? is it for money? Many less—than-desi...
PID: apw:12352958
Date Uploaded: 2018-09-25T19:49:20.192Z

Title: Young, poor, black, male (potentially dangerous), and irrelevant
Author: West, Kenneth
Pages: 4 pages
Text (TR_WF): Young, Poor, Black, Male (Potentially Dangerous), and Irrelevant By Kenneth West If you can imagine being 19, innocent, yet found guilty by a jury of any and everything but your peers, and subsequently sentenced to a 120 years in prison; then perhaps you can understand the deep seated place of pain this essay comes from. However if you are incapable of such an imaginative leap, which most people are, then I fear that what I write will only be connected lines of text that our brains recognize ...
PID: apw:12347377
Date Uploaded: 2017-08-16T15:03:34.006Z

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