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Banned From the Hood

Loaded on May 15, 2006 by Matthew T. Clarke published in Prison Legal News May, 2006, page 22
Filed under: Gang Policies, Sentencing, Parole. Location: Illinois.
In Chicago, gang-leader parolees may be required to stay away from the turf of their gang as a condition of parole. Returning to the hood results in returning to prison. Other cities are using innovations such as gang-free safety zones and court orders prohibiting gang behavior by known gang members. ...

 

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