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How did Bell v. Wolfish influence jail operations? Should a trial be able to affect jail operations?

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How did Bell v. Wolfish influence jail operations? Should a trial be able to affect jail operations?

Bell v. Wolfish gave jail operations the autonomy to continue their denial of basic human rights in my own professional opinion. The Supreme Court quintessentially solidified the use of questionable actions of jailers who denied inmates from ...

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