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Misrepresentations and blatant lies of prison medical care
October 20, 2016

Misrepresentations and blatant lies of prison medical care

 Misrepresentations and Blatant Lies of Prison Medical Care By Steven P. Arthur There are many decisions to be weighed during the negotiations and penalty phase of a criminal conviction. The length of sentence, location of...
Arthur, StevenArizona
Medical un-care?
October 20, 2016

Medical un-care?

 Medical Un-Care? By Steven P. Arthur Do prison medical staff members care about their patients? This is a question I have heard asked for many years, but rarely responded to with an informed answer. I...
Arthur, StevenArizona
No more excuses: Why I believe self-improvement is important
October 20, 2016

No more excuses: Why I believe self-improvement is important

 "No More Excuses" Why I believe self—improvement is important. By Steven P. Arthur The importance of self—improvement can be summed up in a word. That word is change. Change is inevitable, whether it is something...
Arthur, StevenArizona
Who I am, and how I can influence others
October 20, 2016

Who I am, and how I can influence others

 Who I am, and How I can Influence Others By Steven P. Arthur 65313-097 F—l Who I am, on the surface, seems a simple question. Who are any of us? My knee-jerk answer:a prisoner, a...
Arthur, StevenArizona
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