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>"After the trial is done and the sentence is passed, ensuring placement in a good prison is key, and a large part of the programmes all these consultants offer."<p>I am imagining the dinner table conversations. "Oh, you went to Otisville? How exclusive. Our nephew tried to get in there but he's from the other side of the family, so just didn't have the right connections unfortunately."

<a href="https://justdetention.org/" rel="nofollow">https://justdetention.org/</a><p>This is a charity dedicated to ending the prison rape crisis in the US.<p>There's discussion in some threads about prison rape and rather than replying there I think it's better if this is a top level comment. These folks are doing good work to try to remedy at least one aspect of the awful conditions in many US prisons.

Spending between $495 and $2,000 to learn how to avoid being raped and getting faeces smeared on you seems like a good investment. Even when you are not rich.

Does anybody ask how people can be equal under the law, but it's worthwhile to spend money on a lawyer and a prison consultant?

Wasn't this the plot of some comedy film?

Spending between $495 and $2,000 to learn how to avoid being raped and getting faeces smeared on you seems like a good investment. Even when you are not rich.

Does anybody ask how people can be equal under the law, but it's worthwhile to spend money on a lawyer and a prison consultant?

Wasn't this the plot of some comedy film?

Why rich convicts hire prison consultants

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Why rich convicts hire prison consultants

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