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November 20, 2012
Federal Court Ruling Expected on Alabama Policy Isolating Inmates with H.I.V.
The New York Times: Ruling
Soon on Isolation of Inmates With H.I.V., by Robbie Brown:
ATLANTA — In his first week in prison in Alabama, Albert Knox, a former pimp convicted of cocaine possession, tested positive for H.I.V.
Afterward, he says, guards called out “dead man walking” as he passed through the halls. He was banned from eating in the cafeteria, working around food or visiting with classmates in his substance-abuse program. . . .
November 20, 2012 in In the Courts, Incarcerated Women, Sexually Transmitted Disease, State and Local News | Permalink
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