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They Put Me in Solitary for Drugs I Didn’t Have

Lockups use unreliable tests to claim that lawyers are sending drugs to their clients behind bars.

Inside Out • 10.14.2021

Texas Prisons Stopped In-Person Visits and Limited Mail. Drugs Got in Anyway.

Guards smuggle in most contraband, people who live in or work at prisons say.

News • 03.29.2021

The Never-Ending Drug Hustle Behind Bars

“While I went to high school with casual weed smokers and worked at various jobs with weekend coke snorters, I was entirely unprepared for what I’ve seen in state prison.”

Life Inside • 11.07.2019

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