About  prisoners  getting  their  cells.................?
917475
Well, pink is supposed to be very calming, and anything which brings down their level of violence towards police, prisoner officers or other inmates is to be welcomed.
229166
This is nothing I'm proud of,out of my life i've spent 11 years in prison.A prison cell is usually 8ft.x 8ft. That cell becomes your home.A bed,desk,sink,toilet,maybe a chair.Every decision you used to make in the world is gone.Now their made for you by the state.A person who is naturally a surviver,will adapt,one who isn't will have a rough way to go.It's not a life,it's excistence, one day at a time.You can make it easy, or you can make it hard on yourself.It no where, or way to live.
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http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=372\n\nThere's a wonderful resource for exactly that circumstance.\nGood luck....and welcome home.
474772
My opinion is that if people r put in prison, some may just come of with an even worse attitude than they had when they went in. Look at recidivism rates.......
569223
Around 40, 000/ year per prisoner.  I have attached an articel that I found to be interesting... hope you do too.
21346
You can find some great input on this issue at\nWWW.prisontalk.com. It is a support and information group for the friends and families of inmates and those who are facing trial/sentencing.\nGo check it out!
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http://prisonactivist.org/pipermail/prisonact-list/2004-March/008873.html
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death/prison/relocation
419205
this might help......www.prisontalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62139
105270
well i work in the prison in texas, and they get what they deserve they are very much hated in the system they beat them up daily rape them take their food et. I am not saying i agree but everything you do comes back to you no matter!!
355307
It isn't a very good control if your cells die before the experiment is complete.  More info is needed to get a more specific answer.
335402
Just a guess would be a combination of habit (as the other answerer so far has said), and perhaps the extremely unlikely possibility that there will be a reprieve of some sort after the IV lines go in, but before the lethal injection is released. So they'd do the sterile-site thing so there'd be a decreased chance of the prisoner getting some blood-borne disease. \n\nIt's very good question, though. The prison system will go to great lengths to keep a deathrow inmate alive so that s/he'll be healthy at the time of execution. That's justice, no?
25236
There is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nSomeone there will have your answer.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
887028
Nope your right these folks committed crime and were sentenced to a term in jail. Jail is a place where you have restricted freedom and privileges. The human writes brigade think this is wrong. I think it is character building keep them swilling out there own pig pens this way they may begin to learn the advantages of not living in a prison. From there its not a great leap for them to understand what they did wrong that got them there in the first place. All while they have PlayStation's, television, three square meals, books, education, medical system better than NHS, drugs, you name it they got it where's the deterrent????
889068
In terminal cases completely for it! We guarantee prisoners the right "no cruel and unusual treatment", but we force our own society to suffer needlessly when the end is going to be the same no matter what? Makes no sense. Also, if a medical abortion is allowed later in pregnancy to keep a child from a life of suffering, why force our elderly? Makes no sense.
69841
become a prisoner for someone .
670455
I agree, prison is not always the answer, for some it just makes them worse!