Prison

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CONTROLLED MEANING: A building in which the government confines criminals, thus protecting the public from dangerous people.

CORRECT MEANING: A central government "growth industry" which provides not only huge profits and permanent income with retirement and insurance benefits for hirelings, but also a proven means of vengeance, torture and threat used by government to keep the public intimidated and controlled.

The threat to the public from regular criminals is almost nil, and it would be even less if police would not arrest citizens for protecting themselves and their property. Most people live their entire lives with little or no damage from common criminals. However, not one day passes that any American can go undamaged from the big criminals in government who have erected standing armies (police) and courts to tax us, steal our substance, harass us, murder us, use us, steal our land, brainwash us, degrade and program our children, protect usurers, sodomites, perverts and baby killers, destroy our hope and then imprison anyone who objects.

There is no Biblical authority for prisons. Law breakers are allowed to make restitution to restore the damage they caused. Those who refuse to make restitution are banished or executed. Locking people in cages, at public expense, serves no purpose but to create hardened criminals, suppress dissent, create the false illusion that we need police, and provide industry and profit for everyone in the "police and prison growth industry."

Prison Beatings

• • • In *Hudson v McMillian*, 503 U.S. 1 (1992), the Supreme Court held that a prisoner does not need to experience significant injury by prison guards in order to suffer an Eighth Amendment violation. Rather, if the guards act maliciously and sadistically to punish the prisoner, then that punishment would be cruel and unusual, and would accordingly violate the Eighth Amendment.

Conditions of Confinement

• • • Deliberate Indifference
      • In *Estelle v. Gamble*, 429 U.S. 97 (1976), the Supreme Court established that the Eighth Amendment may be violated due to factors related to a prisoner's confinement. A prison guard's deliberate indifference to a prisoner's serious illness or injury would constitute cruel and unusual punishment which would violate the Eighth Amendment.
    • Overcrowding
      • In *Brown v. Plata,*131 S.Ct. 1910 (2011), the Court held that prison overcrowding in California was unconstitutional because the living conditions resulted in medical care violations. The Court reasoned that prisoners would suffer and could die if they did not receive with adequate medical care.