Lethal injection… cruel and unusual?

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jamestown0509
Once a CO, always a CO. Like you commander even though retired I still think about my fellow officers back at the jail. Occasionally I run into one of them at a store where we discuss how things are going. One of the things I have noticed since retiring is that I am more relaxed and less stressed. view full thread

Helping Each Other: The Magic Questions

Gary F. Cornelius

In my 27 plus years as a jail deputy, I worked inmate housing units, work release and classification. I use the knowledge and experience I gained in my jail in service classes. One of the classes that I present is Suicide Prevention. Those of us who have worked inside a jail and encountered inmates [and their problems] on a daily basis were trained to ask about suicidal ideation. read full story

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