Monthly Archives: March 2010

Jailhouse Law- ‘Retaliation’ ~Robert Rose|MSP

The contents in this article that are not direct quotes or cites from the courts should in no way be construed as “legal advice” but rather just the opinion of the writer. It is not uncommon to hear inmates or … Continue reading

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Alert: Prison Issues Board Meeting

The Prison Issues Board meeting is on 3-23-10, at 10:00am in the Board of Pardons and Parole building, in downtown Deer Lodge, Montana. Continue reading

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Female Guards Often Behind Misconduct…

Inmate Michael Murphy usually started by seeking a small favor. That would often lead to a kiss or love letters. And in at least five cases, he convinced female prison employees to have sex with him or do other illegal favors.

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Political Stakes Ride On How The Census Counts Prisoners…

Should the census count inmates as residents of the prisons where they’re held — often hundreds of miles from home? Or should they be tallied as citizens of the cities or counties they came from? How the issue plays out will influence not just state politics but big decisions in federal grant policies too.

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7th Grader Suspended For Touching Pill…

What does it take for school administrators to use some common sense? A policy, zero tolerance or any other, is a guideline. Every situation is different, and school officials need to be able to approach each situation individually, and make an appropriate decision, based on the relevant facts. Continue reading

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