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Prison Board to Have Open comments this Thursday

By "Persian Cowboy"

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Dear Fellow Activists, On Thursday, the Texas Board of Criminal Justice will be meeting in Austin and this is one of only two times each year when the public can address this board on any issue they choose. the next one is in July. This board controls the lives of all those in Texas prisons. This is the board that is denying the men on death row simple things like TV's, a work program, piddling in their cells, religious services, group recreation and so much more. When the rest of the system gets telephones next fall, death row will not be included. We all know that ever since the men were sent to the Polunsky Unit, things have gone from bad to worse. The Abolition Movement would like to ask you, particularly those living in Austin, to join us at the board meting on Thursday and speak out about conditions on death row...continue to full post

Full post as published by Texas Death Penalty Blog on March 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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