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• His intent was to obtain information about alleged abuse of inmates.
• Israeli law forbids the physical abuse of inmates.
• But Lappin added that " we do not tolerate any type of abuse of inmates ."
• The charges grew out of an investigation of abuse of inmates by correction officers conducted by federal and state authorities.
• In 1872, Chambers undertook an journalistic investigation of Bloomingdale Asylum to obtain information about the alleged abuse of inmates.
• The U . S . military has reprimanded seven soldiers in the alleged abuse of inmates at Baghdad's notorious prison.
• The released pages contain accounts from witnesses and inmates describing torture, burning, and sexual abuse of inmates by prison authorities.
• In a news release announcing Comer's firing, Arpaio said abuse of inmates " will not be tolerated ."
• Prosecutors said the officers beat Valdes at Florida State Prison at Starke to keep him from contacting reporters about the abuse of inmates.
• The prison is notorious worldwide for its inhumane conditions, corruption, abuse of inmates, and employment of mental and physical torture.
• Others are overcrowding in prisons, physical and sexual abuse of inmates and lack of adequate training and oversight for police and prison guards.
• "The abuse of inmates still exists in the prison and that practice should end, " he told The Associated Press.
• An Army investigation into the abuse of inmates at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison will blame two dozen people, a senior defense official said.
• Others are overcrowding in prisons, physical and sexual abuse of inmates and lack of adequate training and oversight for police and prison guards, the report said.
• Otter Creek Correctional Complex in Wheelwright, Kentucky was closed in 2012 amid continued allegations of medical neglect, shoddy security, and sexual abuse of inmates from staff.
• The report followed a May conviction of three correction officers in the fatal beating of an inmate amid allegations of widespread abuse of inmates at the hands of correction officers.
• In 1955, while the abuse of inmates was still occurring, the English writer Halliday Sutherland was touring Ireland to collect material for his book " Irish Journey ".
• Henderson has been considering assuming oversight of the state's prison system as an outgrowth of what began as a trial into alleged abuse of inmates by guards at Pelican Bay prison.
• The indictment comes less than a month after a report issued by the federal government found there was a " pattern or practice " of physical abuse of inmates in Nassau County jails.
• Phoenix lawyer Nicholas Hentoff, who filed all three suits, suspects that jailers have become more aggressive since Arpaio took office in 1993 because his tough talk gives the impression that he condones abuse of inmates.