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The aging prisoners
July 1, 2022

The aging prisoners
Gardner, Jeffery JasonVirginia
Good time credits and disciplinary procedure
July 11, 2017

Good time credits and disciplinary procedure

 Good Time Credits and Disciplinary Procedure by Jeffery J. Gardner I have been incarcerated in the Virginia Department of Corrections for 15 years. During this time I have been eligible to earn good time to...
Gardner, Jeffery JasonVirginia
Sexuality in prison
July 11, 2017

Sexuality in prison

 Sexuality in Prison by Jeffery J Gardner CDOC is a hostile environment for heterosexuals. VDOC is totally opposed to any material that shows female nudity, even though this material was allowed for years. Sexual health...
Gardner, Jeffery JasonVirginia
Profiteering from crime and prisons
July 11, 2017

Profiteering from crime and prisons

 Profiteering From Crime and Prisons by Jeffery J. Gardner My name is Jefferey J. Gardner, and I have been incarcerated in the Virginia Department of Corrections for 15 years. I am a high school graduate,...
Gardner, Jeffery JasonVirginia
Offender work program discrimination
July 11, 2017

Offender work program discrimination

 OFFENDER WORK PROGRAM DISCRIMINATION by Jeffery I. Gardner The qualification and job assignments in VDOC, are arbitrary and unnecessary, especially when it comes to anyone convicted of a sexual offense. The Code of Virginia 53.1-32,...
Gardner, Jeffery JasonVirginia
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