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Story 7 SCCY, a prison for 600 juveniles in the town of Tallulah, LA, became notorious as the worst example of problems plaguing the U.S. Juvenile justice system.
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Hayden, city council member - 71
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Chuck
Hayden, teacher at the juvenile prison (SCCY) - 72
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Williams, lawyer and CEO of NELDCDC - 73
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Billy
Thorton worked as a gaurd at the juvenile prison (SCCY) - 75
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Story 6 Sandra Chevere is the mother of five children. She is also serving time for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. (Photos by Andrew Lichtenstein)
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| Clinton -November 2001 2 years into her sentence, Sandra is still unsure how long she will be in prison. Her sentence could range between 3 and 15 years. | |||||||
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| Home -November 2002 Being back home with her boys, they all have to reajust to the new family situation again. | |||||||||
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Story 5 Nearly
a third of the New York State prison population are serving time for drug
crimes. Many are incarcerated under the Rockefeller Drug Laws.
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home of Wanda Best, Darryl Best's wife - 51
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Eastern
Correctional Facility, Napanoch, NY - 52
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Lt. Gene Black, head of Bronx Narcotics - 53
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Jerome
Marks, former NY state Supreme court - 54
Judge
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Lapp, spent 4 years as NY State -55
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Ferraro, head of narcotics prosecution, - 56
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Story 4 Wayne County's rolling hills in the northeast corner of Pennsylvania has been home to generations of dairy farmers. (Photos by Alison Cornyn and Sue Johnson)
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Robinson's Farm, Wayne County - 41
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Bob
Suhosky's beef farm, Wayne County - 42
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Gail
Barna, teacher in Wayne County - 43
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Gary
Swendsen's Dairy Farm,Wayne County - 44
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Tony
Herzog, Wayne County's commissioner - 45
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Vince
Cudemo - 46
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Story 3 Ronald Frye fatally stabbed his landlord, in 1993. He was sentenced to death and was executed at Central Prison, in Raleigh, North Carolina, August 31st at 2:00 AM. (Photos by Alison Cornyn and Sue Johnson)
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home of Christy Hollowell - 31
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home of David Frye, Ronnie's brother - 32
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Earnest
Basden's cell 33
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Ronald
Frye's cell - 34
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Prison, The only death row in NC - 35
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The
office of Warden Robey Lee - 36
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Home of Pat Winkler, the Landlords Sister - 37
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Home
of Jeanne Abbot and Barry Cheney - 38
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Story 2 At the age of 15, Cristel and her sister viciously attacked a rival classmate, Guadalupe ("Lupita"), with a razor blade. (Photos by Alison Cornyn and Sue Johnson)
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Courtroom -
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Rhode
Island Training School -
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Rodriques,Now works at the girls unit - 23
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Room - 25
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Home of Cristel's Mother, Jasmine - 26
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Story 1 John Mills is serving seven to nine years at Polk Youth Institution in North Carolina. (Photos by Sue Johnson)
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giving clothes to new inmates - 11
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Setting - 13
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Youth Inst. NC, Unit C, cell 302 - 14
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Youth Detention Center - 15
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