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cruel and unusual punishment
Is it considered to be a cruel and unusual punishment to indefinitely revoke the visits of a person that is currently awaiting trial?

Asked on 5/10/09, 1:33 pm

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Wayne Woodall Wayne Woodall Attorney

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Re: cruel and unusual punishment

No. However they cannot revoke your reasonable access to your Attorney.

Answered on 5/11/09, 11:59 am

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