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Someone Wants to Listen to You!

Loaded on March 15, 1994 published in Prison Legal News March, 1994, page 5
Filed under: Resources, Juveniles. Location: United States of America.
I would like to hear from young inmates (25 years of age and younger) who would like to help me write the story of young people in prison. I wish to learn about your thoughts on friendship, punishment, loyalty, authority, fear, school, family and anything else you think I need ...

 

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