Re: Letter from Loretto - A Prison Letter from a CIA Whistle...
by btilly on Thursday May 30, 2013 @09:47PM
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In theory what prison you go to depends on perceived public safety risks presented by the inmate. It also depends on how much the inmate needs to be protected from other prisoners.
If the uncle of a high profile terrorist was arrested and put in jail, I'd expect there to be a high perceived risk to the public, and also a good chance that the prisoner would be attacked by other prisoners. For both reasons you'd want a high security jail.
Re: Letter from Loretto - A Prison Letter from a CIA Whistle...
by bilbo0s on Thursday May 30, 2013 @09:41PM
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Well...
Just put it this way... phone calls to Pakistan by a known terrorist threat from an American prison SHOULD not happen.
So this guy was just, kind of, connecting the dots.
Re: Letter from Loretto - A Prison Letter from a CIA Whistle...
by officemonkey on Thursday May 30, 2013 @10:28PM
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Well, he was an intelligence officer. He should be able to know bullshit when he hears it.
Re: Letter from Loretto - A Prison Letter from a CIA Whistle...
by detcader on Friday May 31, 2013 @09:06PM
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His "should" was likely not prescriptive, but instead descriptive.
Re: Letter from Loretto - A Prison Letter from a CIA Whistle...
by sliverstorm on Thursday May 30, 2013 @10:47PM
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The blood is clearly tainted
/s
Why? Should family, rather than crime or danger, dictate what type of prison a sentence is served in?