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Groups call for end to solitary confinement

Gary Grado//August 14, 2012//

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Groups call for end to solitary confinement

Groups call for end to solitary confinement

Gary Grado//August 14, 2012//

The American Civil Liberties Union and the American Friends Service Committee kicked off a campaign Tuesday to convince the state to do away with solitary confinement for prisoners and stop...

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