Guilt as a Loyalty Program
Our justice system, it turns out, works a lot like a loyalty program. The more often you interact with it, […]
Jailhouse Cuisine: Fine Dining on Less Than a Dollar
They say you do not truly appreciate food until you do time. That is when you learn that nutrition is
Crime is Harder Than It Looks
People love the idea of the mastermind criminal, the kind that pulls off a high-stakes heist and disappears into the
The Faces I Can’t Forget
Somewhere along the way, I stopped counting the years. It is easier that way. If you start measuring time in
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Prison Name: [Undisclosed Location]Reviewer: Former Guest (Against My Will) Check-In Process – ⭐☆☆☆☆ One expects a certain level of bureaucratic
Into the Unknown
On the morning of the 25th, I was in the day room, drinking coffee and checking stock charts. Just another
Medieval Justice
A System Designed for Maximum Suffering The justice system has come a long way. Sure, it still has flaws, but
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The Origins of Crime and Law: From Oral Traditions to the First Legal Codes
Crime has existed for as long as humanity itself. Or has it? At first glance, it seems obvious. People have
A Boy Named George
He was just a boy. Fourteen years old, barely five feet tall, and weighing no more than a bag of
A Remorse Too Deep for Words
I live every day under the shadow of what I did. There are no words that can fully capture the