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Prison system complicity
January 23, 2019

Prison system complicity

 Mario Cervantes Prison System Complicity The premeditation of the New Mexico department of incorrectness to conciously strip inmates of human dignity further suppressing an already suppressed demographic is to be complicit in the furtherance of...
Cervantes, MarioNew Mexico
Mass incarceration the criminalization of America
December 2018

Mass incarceration the criminalization of America

 Sociology Essay Dr. Victor Andrew Northwest New Mexico Correctional Facility Finished on December 29, 2018 'Mass Incarceration the criminalization of America': (page 1) Topic: Facts and people in prison. Who is in our prison system?...
Apodaca, Victor Andrew, Sr.New Mexico
So I guess I will start at the beginning
August 27, 2018

So I guess I will start at the beginning

 NO TITLE So, I guess I will start at the beginning - I am from Roanoke, Virginia. Retired, disabled, with Acute Coronary Artery Heart disease. I was on my way from Roanoke to Phoenix, AZ....
Walton, Eric C.New Mexico
Essay on the injustice of the justice system
September 11, 2017

Essay on the injustice of the justice system

 Essay on the Injustice of the Justice System I come before you in the series of essay's and update of my life in the prison system of the state of New Mexico. I am currently...
Apodaca, Victor Andrew, Sr.New Mexico
Prevailing theories of prison riots: The state-centered theory of social order
June 26, 2017

Prevailing theories of prison riots: The state-centered theory of social order

 Forging Social Order and its Breakdown: Riot and Reform in U.S. Prisons - by Bert Useen U.N.M. & Jack A. Goldstone U.C.D. Prevailing theories of prison rights: The state-centered theory of social order. As a...
Apodaca, Victor Andrew, Sr.New Mexico
I am despised in our communities
June 22, 2017

I am despised in our communities

 Please allow my name and address to appear as I would like to see about feedback or any help I may be to someone who wants to expose the prison system for the Monster of...
Apodaca, Victor Andrew, Sr.New Mexico
Prison double binded [?] minorities and racial inequality
June 22, 2017

Prison double binded [?] minorities and racial inequality

 Prison Double Binded [?] Minorities and Racial Inequality By Victor Andrew Apodaca Sr. [ID] L.C.C.F 6900 West Millen Drive Hobbs, New Mexico 88244 Summary: This is a subject that I have expertise on. As I...
Apodaca, Victor Andrew, Sr.New Mexico
Prison minorities and racial inequality
April 14, 2017

Prison minorities and racial inequality

 Prison Minorities and Racial Inequality Essay by Evangelist Victor Andrew Apodaca Sr. LEA County Correctional Facility 6900 West Millen Drive Hobbs, New Mexico 88244 Essay Summary: This is a subject that I have expertise on....
Apodaca, Victor Andrew, Sr.New Mexico
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