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10/21/2022 7:30:00 PM We need help We need intervention We all need to get this through our skulls
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Columnist JohnArchibald writes to the DOJ about violence in Alabama prisons: 'Even Jeff Sessions’ DOJ recognized this inhumanity, and he’s not a touchy-feely kind of guy. ... We need help We need intervention We all need to get this through our skulls ' We need help We need intervention We all need to get this through our skulls If you spot Alabama’s Limestone Correctional Facility from space –the way Google does– it looks a lot like a human skull.Like in the old Phantom comic strip, or Marvel’s The Punisher. I don’t know if it’s a bad architectural joke or a pirate flag with an ominous warning: Beware, all ye who enter here.Maybe that design, that skull and its message, is the closest thing to honest this Alabama Department of Corrections has ever been. Because you better beware when you step inside. Inmate and staff alike.Limestone, like most of Alabama’s highest-security prisons – is a meat grinder. Spending time in the sockets of that skull can be a life sentence, no matter how many years a guy is supposed to serve. Read more:
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This is an opinion column.Roscosmos anymore, but that hasn't stopped Dmitry Rogozin — an outspoken member of Russian president Vladimir Putin's "inner circle" — from taking potshots at his international counterparts, the West, and Ukraine.October 19, 2022 Before watching the clip, I didn't need any convincing that Hartline is the best position coach in the sport.October 19, 2022 The most important note that Smith makes in the brief podcast is that he doesn't foresee altercations to the structure of Ohio Stadium, only enhancements to make the already-wonderful Horseshoe better for the fans. If you spot Alabama’s Limestone Correctional Facility from space – the way Google does – it looks a lot like a human skull. Like in the old Phantom comic strip, or Marvel’s The Punisher. "Stand on the light side," the meme, which features a person in a spacesuit standing on the Moon in front of a Russian flag, reads. I don’t know if it’s a bad architectural joke or a pirate flag with an ominous warning: Beware, all ye who enter here. As an Ohio State beat reporter over the last two seasons, I've heard Smith-Njigba speak a dozen times after practices, games and at Big Ten Media Days back in July. Maybe that design, that skull and its message, is the closest thing to honest this Alabama Department of Corrections has ever been. Preposterous Propaganda changed its logo to distance itself from far-right, neo-Nazi connotations earlier this year. Because you better beware when you step inside. Hopefully, that thinking doesn't come back to bite me. Inmate and staff alike. Naturally, that nuance isn't going to be highlighted by the likes of Rogozin, who has continued posting nationalistic commentary. Of course, Klatt could be engaging in hyperbole – I have no idea. Limestone, like most of Alabama’s highest-security prisons – is a meat grinder. Spending time in the sockets of that skull can be a life sentence, no matter how many years a guy is supposed to serve. Two Limestone inmates, Clarence Jackson and Kenyon Arrington – both of whom were serving time for terrible crimes – died in recent days. To me, that's the mark of a good football coach. The cause of Jackson’s Sunday death has not been clarified, and Arrington was beaten to death by a fellow inmate, according to the prison system. Entering the 2022 season, Cade Stover had five catches for 76 yards in his Ohio State career. It’s tough all the way around. Limestone had 169 assaults – 48 of them on staff – from January through August, the last month available. TOMMY EICHENBERG, EVERYONE. Overall in Alabama’s six overcrowded high security prisons, where 6,800 inmates are crammed into space designed for 4,800, at least 505 people were assaulted and 117 -- not including Jackson and Arrington -- died from various causes in the first eight months. The safest place to be, statistically, is death row. That about sums it up. Oh, and he leads the team with 305 snaps this season, so he's doing that a lot. It has been three-and-a-half years now since Jeff Sessions’ U.S. Department of Justice blasted the Alabama prison system , calling them extremely dangerous, overcrowded, under-staffed and filled with drugs. Tommy Eichenberg: 88. That report, mailed then to Gov. Kay Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall, among others, concluded Alabama prisons are a constitutional disaster. “In particular, we have reasonable cause to believe that Alabama routinely violates the constitutional rights of prisoners housed in the Alabama’s prisons by failing to protect them from prisoner-on-prisoner violence and prisoner-on-prisoner sexual abuse, and by failing to provide safe conditions,” the report said. Toss ‘em into The Skull and see who survives. It’s a dystopian movie, not a system of justice. And it’s not getting better. That 2019 report blistered Alabama for having the highest prison homicide rate in the country in 2017. It had nine homicides all that year. This year it reached nine by August. Drug deaths and homicides inside prison walls are on the rise, and inmates’ aspirations of one day getting out to live productive lives fades. The parole board this year has rejected more than nine out of every 10 people who thought themselves eligible for release. From January through .