
Hopple said "sexual predators and inmates convicted of crimes against children, for example, can be targeted by other prisoners seeking vigilante justice," Hooper writes. The jail fears information about those inmates in local papers make them bigger targets. As for the endorsement of USA Today, Hopple said it provides "well-rounded national news and it’s fairly comprehensive." (Read more)
Prisons are disproprtionately rural. Does the one near you allow local newspapers behind bars, or not? Why or why not?
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