When someone goes to prison, we don't expect it to be like attending a country club. The media often paints famous prisons like a stay at summer camp. The truth is that Texas prisons are FAR from any vacation. In fact, they are a business established to keep people in as long a possible and consider it a victory when someone returns.
These letters are written by those who have first-hand experience as a prisoner to the atrocities going on each day. They tell of inhumane treatment by those in charge to people that were entrusted to ensure basic rights as a human.
TDCJ truly believes they can't be stopped, & as long as the state & federal government allows this to continue, the worst is going to come. They have been setting this criminal organization up a little at a time & have everything they believe in place.
I will be discussing how slave labor is allowed in Texas under the guise of rehabilitation. I know, I know, you hard on crime advocates will say, “If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime.”
There are hundreds of people locked up in state prisons with mental illness, and this will continue to be a problem until the public brings enough pressure to bear on our elected officials to do something.
In this present year of 2019 the Texas prison system is ran so backwards that anyone with half a mind can see that this system is completely flawed and is designed to set its inmates up for failure. The system ensures that its inmates will return time af
I’ve-wondered from time to time what their yearly take is on just K-2 alone? This is truly a criminal empire, I cannot say that enough. It has become a “legal empire” that no one seems to want to stop.
With all of the talent in prison & all of those with great ideas, so many are lost in a fantasy world. Instead of taking advantage of this time to better themselves, they stay lost in the streets & actually believe the outcome to be different next time.
It is very plain to see all of the problems within the Texas prison system, and it is very easy for someone to step up to the plate and say,
Over and over again, I've been completely stymied by how or why the TDCJ arid friends, including UTMB, do the things they do, especially in regards to medical care.
A modern-day version of the Chinese water torture is alive and well in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. How, you might ask? Oh, let me count the ways.
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