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Prison Education

Loaded on Sept. 15, 1991 by Paul Wright published in Prison Legal News September, 1991, page 9
Filed under: Prisoner Privileges, Education, Interpreters. Location: Washington.
As you know, the 9th Circuit ruled in Hernandez vs. Johnston (a case out of MICC) that we don't have a right to education or rehabilitation. My opinion is the that whole "school in prison" thing is a sham. The state could care less about education for prisoners. It's used ...

 

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