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Medications
Interview with Ron and JM
JM: Did you always have access to necessary medications?
Ron: Yes. Some would cost if you needed them you had
to buy them.
JM: No. You will not be given medication unless you can
justify the use. Most people suffer until a symptom
gets far worst. There is no in-house doctor.
JM: How did you get your medications?
Ron: The nurse would come around with the med. cart
twice a day.
JM: A nurse comes by once a day.
JM: What types of punishments were incurred for abuse of drugs?
Ron: Loss of gain time, possible time in confinement.
Depending on what type of drugs and how it is
being abused, they could tack on another charge
and you may have to do more time.
JM: Confiscation. It depended on the drug itself- you're
not going to get heavy narcotics in the jail- asprin
might be the strongest thing you get.
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why do some inmates have on dark red srubs and some have on orange in the pictures? thanks
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