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Worked to Death: OH Work Release Programs
Loaded on Oct. 15, 1995
by Dan Cahill
published in Prison Legal News
October, 1995, page 18
By Dan Cahill
Filed under:
Work Release,
Work,
Prison Industries,
Work Conditions/Safety,
Environmental Law.
Location:
Ohio.
Many of us have been concerned about the possibility of abuse and tragedy in the unprotected use of prison labor. Over the past several years Ohio legislators have made it legal to market prison labor to private companies.
One of the mot recent tragedies involved the trash ...
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