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Comment on Tennessee Prisons by Janet

Janet — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 09:22:22 +0000

They provide Jack! It is cheaper to violate human rights by not providing adequate meals,sometimes only a biscuit but 2nd helpings for gang members. Medical care is consistently withheld. Animal byproducts are served- stuff your dog wouldn’t even eat.theft is overlooked. But guards bring in drugs. They turn their backs allowing drug use,use of cellphones and other contraband. Probation is delayed to keep inmates there to keep collecting money from the state when they have done more than their time.Horrible conditions and officials don’t care. They are there to draw their paychecks.