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Loaded on March 15, 2003 published in Prison Legal News October, 2004, page 42
Filed under: News, News in Brief. Location: United States of America.

Alabama: In May, 2004, Gail Munnerlyn sued the Alabama Department of Corrections for its practice of allowing uninsured prisoners to drive DOC vehicles. Munnerlyn was injured when her car was struck by a DOC work release van driven by an uninsured prisoner. Her attorney, Kenny Mendelsohn, said "I believe that ...

 

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