I'm really having a hard time giving a chit

Alan · Dec 23, 2013

http://www.slate.com/blogs/crime/20..._brian_a_jackson_rules_against_louisiana.html

Lauren McGaughy of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports that prisoners were kept in unventilated cells and had limited access to cold water, even in the middle of the summer. As a result, the cell block “felt like a sauna in the morning and an oven in the afternoon,” according to one prisoner; the heat made prisoners dizzy and disoriented, and intensified existing health problems. Now, Judge Brian A. Jackson has ruled that Angola officials must take steps to ensure that the cell block heat index does not exceed 88 degrees Fahrenheit. Prison officials will likely appeal the decision.
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88*? I'll remember that when I'm out in the sun and the heat index tops 100.

Septugenarian · Dec 23, 2013

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I'm really having a hard time giving a chit

Alan Proud Infidel

Septugenarian Displaced Person

There are a couple of terms being used that I am really getting tired of hearing...

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