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prison
‘Monsters’ looks at young prisoners hoping to change the script of their lives
Naomi Pfefferman
May 24, 2017
Jewish death row prisoner in Kentucky sues for exclusion from kosher meal program
Jewish Journal
July 26, 2016
A Reform Jewish death row prisoner in Kentucky is suing the penitentiary where he is incarcerated for kicking him out of the state’s kosher food program.
French high court reaffirms prison sentence for Holocaust-denying professor
Jewish Journal
June 29, 2016
France’s highest court affirmed a one-year prison sentence for a professor who questioned the Holocaust’s veracity.
Ehud Olmert has prison term cut in bribery conviction
Jewish Journal
December 29, 2015
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert had his prison term cut to 18 months from six years for his part in the Holyland corruption case.
Cartoon: For Pollard, the more things change – the more they stay the same
Steve Greenberg
August 12, 2015
Israel’s Medical Association warns against proposed prisoner force-feeding bill
Jewish Journal
June 15, 2015
Israel\’s cabinet approved on Sunday a proposed law that would enable authorities to force-feed Palestinian prisoners who are on hunger strike, a practice opposed by the country\’s medical association.
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