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Thanks from Thailand
Dear PLN Readers -- It's been over a year since we wrote. We received many thoughtful and kind responses from PLN readers--and we have wonderful news to share with you. Because of everyone's efforts on behalf of Americans incarcerated in Bangkok, the one kilo provision (which barred most of us ...
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More from this issue:
- IMU Placement Implicates Due Process
- Denial of Disciplinary Witnesses Upheld
- Limited Interlocutory Appeals in Medical Cases
- From the Editor, by Paul Wright
- A Matter of Fact
- Pro Se Tips and Tactics, by John Midgley
- Mass Transfer Madness, by Willie Wisely
- CBCC Struggle Ongoing
- Phone Activist Seeks Info
- Thanks from Thailand, by Jackie Sample
- The Price of Freedom, by B.E.
- From the Home Front, by Kate
- Armed Guards in Illinois, by J.M.
- Un-Happy Meals in Kansas, by G.C.
- Elizabeth Alexander Named Director of ACLU National Prison Project
- Washington Death Row Prisoners Get Habeas TRO
- Florida Utilities Commission Refunds Phone Kickbacks
- Texas Prisoners Build Their Own Cages
- Challenging Evil That Ills This Society, by Ed Kinane
- Iowa State Court Rules on Forfeiture, by Michael Brant
- BOP Phone Suit Settled, by Paul Wright
- $43,410 in Attorney Fees Awarded in PC Case
- NSP Double Celling Order Vacated
- Supreme Court Closes Double Jeopardy Door, by Jeffrey Steinborn
- Warden Caught in Sex Sting
- Rhode Island Fee Violates Ex Post Facto
- Prisoner Has Right to Hunger Strike, by James Quigley
- Asbestos Exposure Violates Eighth Amendment
- News in Brief
- Job Denial Based on HIV Status May Violate ADA
More from Jackie Sample:
- Thanks from Thailand, Sept. 15, 1996
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