But don't worry, the little wonder won't actually be doing time.
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Each profile clearly lists the convictions he or she is doing time for.
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Mistakes happen when doing time launches like this coordinating multiple groups and collaborators.
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As we've reported, he's doing time in a Florida jail for 2 probation violations.
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As you know, Soulja ended up doing time in L.A. County jail last summer.
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Whatever the reason, the white inmate doing time for shoplifting walked out of prison.
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There's mum and dad Knight, and a handful of adult kids (one's doing time).
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You'll recall ... he was doing time for 2 probation violations after being arrested in January.
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We say former because Schwartz is now doing time in federal prison for wire fraud.
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"When he was doing time trials ... you can't keep up with him," the younger Meza said.
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At first glance, Doing Time in Holot appears to be clusters of nature with manmade fixtures.
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"Guys going crazy to smoke cop spit," said Slim, who's doing time on a gun charge.
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They were all doing time for previous drug offenses, according to the case's prosecutor, George Aspden.
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As you'll recall ... he was doing time for 2 probation violations stemming from being arrested in January.
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You're in prison, you're doing time, and your brother's documenting this stuff with your kids for you.
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Tehching Hsieh: Doing Time continues at Palazzo delle Prigioni (Castello 4209, San Marco, Venice) through November 26.
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"You can't have that many young people of color doing time on stupid drug crimes," he said.
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In a 20083 memoir, "On Doing Time," Mr. Sobell described Communist Party meetings held in his home.
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Taiwan's exhibition for the 2017 Venice Biennale — Doing Time — opens at the Palazzo delle Prigioni on May 230.
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The series is set in Texas, and doing time there, even in juvie, is not a pleasant experience.
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Taiwan's exhibition for the 25252 Venice Biennale — Doing Time — will open at the Palazzo delle Prigioni on May 230122.
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With the sun and Venus doing time in your seductive eighth house, you will be utterly magnetic this month.
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" "However, those who were in the government, security services, and army found themselves doing time in re-education camps.
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"General Teichert should be doing time behind prison bars, not commanding a Wing wearing a General's stars," Weinstein said.
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Second, corporate executives must face the very real prospect of doing time in prison and not just pay fines.
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A documentary film, "Doing Time, Doing Vipassana," chronicles how Goenka's teachings transformed inmates and guards in India's largest prison.
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I began to jot down on paper who was there, what they were doing, time, what they were saying.
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"Twenty three years of imprisonment was a surprise to the world," said Andre, who is doing time in Maryland.
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Plus, a lot of people got busted and some are still doing time for selling LSD at Dead shows.
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We don't see where they are; we say they are "doing time," and you really don't know what that is.
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She expertly deflects the snobbery of two of Angelo's old-money acquaintances by describing doing time in a women's prison.
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Many people in prison have already battled addictions with alcohol and drugs, Papi, who's doing time for Illegal Reentry, says.
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They got married in prison while my dad was still doing time there, a mere six months after they met.
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His cellmate, a moody man with a thin mustache, was doing time for failing to register as a sex offender.
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Amir's short video functions as the introduction to Doing Time in Holot, the photographer's first solo exhibition at the Israel Museum.
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Ron Amir: Doing Time in Holot continues at the Israel Museum (Derech Ruppin 11, opposite the Knesset, Jerusalem) through April 22.
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There aren't kids in classrooms throwing down their chairs and breaking out into "Doing Time (For Being Young)" (I don't think?
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"If I go back to England, I will end up doing time, like seven to eight years in prison," said Saeed.
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Among other luminaries, Lomax recorded Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter, a well-known blues guitarist who was doing time in a Louisiana prison.
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They wonder if there are still people doing time in purgatory because of the misdemeanor sins of masturbation or premarital sex.
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Suspecting that he could be doing time for his prison doppelganger's crime, Jones reached out to the Midwest Innocence Project for help.
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"Everyone wants to get to Sing Sing," said Justin Shaw, an inmate who was doing time for criminal possession of a weapon.
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Michael Madsen's looking at the possibility of doing time now that he's been charged with DUI for his March arrest in Malibu.
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Doing Time exhibits two of Hsieh's One Year Performances together for the first time, assembling his accumulated records and artifacts into detailed installations.
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One revelation for the volunteers was how few prisoners were obvious candidates for clemency, such as people doing time for nonviolent drug offenses.
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Adding the algorithm reversed the trend: Richer defendants had a 44 percent chance of doing time but poorer ones a 61 percent chance.
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And Anna Deavere Smith investigates the school-to-prison pipeline in "Notes from the Field: Doing Time in Education" (Second Stage, Oct. 15).
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" Jeremy, who is doing time in Maryland, pointed out that "things in Weinstein's case will depend on what security level he's placed in.
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Nas's "One Love" from his 1994 debut album Illmatic is popular, too—the song is essentially a letter to a friend doing time inside.
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While the agency can continue doing time-sensitive and emergency legal work, it's unable to conduct most of its standard oversight during the shutdown.
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The 'Real Housewives of NJ' star is doing time for fraud and will be deported back to his native Italy when he's released in March.
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It also requires all participants to live in a separate unit from the general population -- a pretty clear benefit to a celebrity rapper doing time.
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There are more than 50,000 inmates doing time at 54 prisons around the state for a range of crimes, from petty theft to multiple murders.
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He was released after doing time for racketeering charges in 2003 and got placed in witness protection, living as a free man on the government's dime.
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Within the 226th- and 17th-century quarters of this palazzo, one can find the provisional Taiwan Pavilion, where Tehching Hsieh: Doing Time is currently on view.
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Ya might be thinking ... Jah's song is about his dad doing time behind bars back in the late '90s and early 2000s, but you're dead wrong.
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With my daughter, we've come to the decision that morning will be learning/doing time, and the afternoon will be a movie, pretty much every day.
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He wears a bracelet on his ankle that monitors him; he's out of prison after doing time for an unspecified crime and still under house arrest.
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Doing time well required a Buddhist state of mind, of being present where you are and not thinking of yourself in places where you couldn't be.
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Amir's people-less photographs are jarring — they suggest absent voices but fall short of connecting the viewer to the everyday realities of those doing time in Holot.
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Felicity Huffman is still doing time -- a few hours at a time -- as part of her community service sentence for her role in the college bribery scandal.
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For three decades, one of the most brilliant legal minds, with a photographic memory and decades of doing time, ran the appellate division of the federal defenders.
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This is why addicts doing time in jail or prison, who have no choice but to go through withdrawal once they are behind bars, are good candidates.
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Netflix's new docuseries "Girls Incarcerated" offers a window into the day-to-day experiences of female teens doing time at a Department of Corrections facility in Indiana.
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I measure peak flow [air flow from the lungs], and I'm doing time estimation [counting to 103 without looking at the clock, and then seeing if it matches].
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Another 20,143 or so incarcerated people who are not citizens are doing time in traditional Bureau of Prison institutions, for similar or more serious offenses, the statistics show.
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"If Trump actually lets Manafort go down, he's gonna be toast," Troy Hockenberry, who's doing time on a gun charge at a federal prison in Indiana, told VICE.
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Disney star Adam Hicks' world was crumbling long before his arrest for armed robbery, due to his brother doing time, and his mother passing away ... TMZ has learned.
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The woman Soulja Boy describes as a bitter ex-GF is suing him over the alleged kidnapping and assault case that led to him doing time last year.
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In 2005, he was doing time in a federal prison in Florida when he assaulted a prison guard who, he said, had been bullying black and Latino inmates.
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He claimed he'd met a teenage Doig doing time for LSD possession in a Canadian detention center in 1976, and that he'd watched the incarcerated artist make the painting.
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The large, color photographs that make up Doing Time in Holot are devoid of refugees, focusing instead focus on the landscape that surrounds the facility, where detainees pass their days.
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Game tells us he was positive he'd be doing time for socking the off-duty officer -- so the 3 years probation and 26 anger management classes was a huge relief.
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"If you are doing time-restricted eating, your sleep drive will increase, and sleep will be much better," though he noted that the mice he studied couldn't tell him this.
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I get ready for bed while he rinses off, then we watch an episode of silly superhumans doing time travel or something, and I read twitter about Next in Fashion.
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And the President's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen is also doing time, partly for his role in making pre-election hush payments to women who claimed they had affairs with Trump.
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Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM) is delighted to release further details of Taiwan's contribution to the 57th International Art Exhibition, Venice Biennale 2017 by the artist Tehching Hsieh, entitled Doing Time.
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The possibility that he'd be deported to Italy after doing time (though he has lived in the United States since he was a child, he never obtained American citizenship) always loomed.
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"The life style was different in New York," an MS-13 member who goes by the nickname Spider told me, from federal prison, where he is doing time for attempted murder.
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Twenty years ago, while doing time in prison for assault with a firearm, LaVonte Stewart thought often about his time playing Little League baseball while growing up on Chicago's rough South Side.
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Former 'Bachelor' Chris Soules just copped an incredibly sweet plea in his fatal car crash, and it means he's no longer facing a felony ... but he could still end up doing time.
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She called Mohammed, the neighbor's son, who was back in Tangier and working as a taxi driver again after doing time in a local prison for trying to travel to the caliphate.
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The membership on CIC fluctuates—at one point in July, there were 160 men and one woman listed, including dangerous offender Renee Acoby, who is doing time for forcible confinement and cocaine trafficking.
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Not that Simpson is necessarily too concerned about new details in his case: The former football star is currently doing time in a Nevada prison for an unrelated kidnapping and armed robbery conviction.
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In such a context Google's nakedly self-interested critique of EU privacy rights was lent a learned, regionally seasoned dressing of nuanced academic concern, thanks to the outsiders doing time on its platform.
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NFL player Chris Clemons has been found guilty of assault after knocking a woman out cold in a parking lot dispute back in May of 2016 ... and now he'll be doing time behind bars.
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Hsieh's preoccupation with freedom and constraint is equally evident in his "Outdoor Piece", also exhibited in Doing Time, where he spent a year on the streets of Manhattan without taking shelter of any kind.
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Gucci Mane may have lost his freedom by doing time, but he also lost a ton of weight ... and he'll continue with his prison diet to keep his abs tight and the lbs off.
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He simply focused on "passing time," in his words, or, as the title of the current exhibition states, "doing time," in the sense of allowing himself to be imprisoned in a self-made cage.
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But denying mental health care, whether intentionally or not, to individuals doing time isn't just unconstitutional, it can create bigger problems down the line: declining mental health, extended sentences, and increased risk of recidivism.
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Think about it, they set up the weed business, they created the market, and right now they're watching all these white guys get rich while they're doing time for being ahead of their time.
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A prisoner doing time for another murder is now confessing to the crime "Making a Murderer" subject Steven Avery is in prison for -- but the feds have serious doubts, and probably for good reason.
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Ms. Dockery's death at age 36 underscores the dangers of the nation's jails, where inmates are either doing time for the least serious crimes or have not been convicted of the charges against them.
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At the opening and closing of Doing Time, Hsieh and Heathfield will be joined for talks at the Fondazione Querini Stampalia by leading thinkers from the fields of visual art, performance, philosophy, anthropology, and architecture.
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Now, we've learned ... the court has meted out punishment for the Dallas Cowboys star -- and instead of doing time, Elliott was ordered to pay $184 in fines and in exchange all charges would be dismissed.
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He pointed to a faded tattoo of five dots, meant to symbolize a boy within four walls, that he said he did himself when he was doing time in a borstal, a youth detention center.
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Miller -- who's doing time for fraud just like Ferrell in the movie -- turned to a former law enforcement official to give her the lowdown on what to expect during her 366-day sentence which started Wednesday.
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Ball -- who was drafted by the Broncos in the 2nd round of the 2013 Draft -- was doing time in Wisconsin after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct and battery stemming from 2 incidents involving 2 different women.
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He was a 4-time Pro Bowler ... and became the NFL Comeback Player of the Year in 2010 after missing two seasons while he was prison doing time for his role in a dog fighting ring.
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The state could start, Mr. Johnson said, by immediately releasing roughly 2,000 state inmates who are doing time only for drug possession offenses, following the lead of Oklahoma, which released hundreds of nonviolent offenders in November.
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Why not plug in a relatively low-cost social service program that would give someone a chance at life instead of just doing time and going back out and doing the same things over and over again.
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Once the FBI catches wind of the high-stakes tournaments, Molly finds herself in the crosshairs of a major federal investigation and turns to a powerful lawyer (Idris Elba) to try to save herself from doing time.
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The rapper was also released from custody last year in Florida -- after doing time for kicking a woman at one of his concerts -- but was immediately re-arrested for an outstanding warrant in Illinois for a weapons charge.
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Across Oklahoma on Monday, 462 inmates doing time for drug possession or similar nonviolent crimes had their sentences commuted as the first step in an effort by state officials to shed the title of the nation's incarceration capital.
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Commissary is usually an alternative option behind bars, but the detention center and/or its food provider charge double what Edwards says he paid while doing time in Oregon, and that makes any supplemental food unattainable for many detainees.
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Bannon went casual in khakis; Grimm posed in a suit and tie likely a bit nattier than what he wore as inmate No. 83479-053 at McKean Federal Correctional Institute in Pennsylvania while doing time for the tax rap.
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Michael Flynn, the president's former national security adviser, will soon be doing time after admitting to making false statements to the F.B.I. to conceal December 2016 communications with Russia regarding the sanctions on Russia imposed by the Obama administration.
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The judge basically said he avoided doing time because he's the sole carer of his 16-year-old daughter, although Eversfield admitted in court that he let dealers use his house as a meeting point for drug and cash exchanges.
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To find out how Cohen will get treated in prison, considering his high-profile and the president effectively branding him a snitch, I reached out to those still doing time in my former abode for perspective of what awaits the disgraced lawyer.
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Read more:Lori Loughlin's daughters Olivia Jade and Isabella Giannulli are no longer enrolled at USC as she faces up to 40 years in prisonFelicity Huffman was pictured inside the California prison where she's doing time for her role in the college admissions scandal.
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An inmate who called himself "Po Boy," a native of Chicago doing time on a parole violation who like several others in this article requested his real name be withheld for fear of retribution, argued Trump carries himself like a mob boss.
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BTW, if the assault with a deadly weapon charge against Guzman sticks -- it is all captured on video -- he'll likely serve several more years than what he's already doing time for ... another assault with a deadly weapon case, among several other violent charges.
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Bachynsky grew rich peddling the drug secretly in a chain of clinics, and after he was imprisoned for insurance fraud, passed on his knowledge on to the bodybuilding guru Daniel Duchaine, who was doing time for crimes related to his passionate promotion of steroids.
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I was the wealthiest, most powerful person Brown knew, and I had $67 in my banking account, a living room set filled with furniture students threw out, and plenty of family, friends, and students doing time in federal prison for murder, racketeering, counterfeiting, and drug trafficking.
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From The Marshall Project: In this essay, part of a project highlighting perspectives from people who work in or are doing time in prison, an inmate serving a life sentence talks about the deer, raccoons, frogs, groundhogs and other unusual "friends" he has made behind bars.
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That's the implication of a new study, which found that 42 percent of US inmates who hadn't taken psychedelic drugs before doing time were arrested within six years of their release for domestic battery—compared to 27 percent of those who had taken drugs like acid, mushrooms and ecstasy.
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To get some insight about how prisoners share smut today, we talked to several prisoners doing time around the nation to learn how they get porn in, how it's traded among inmates, and what it's like to hide something that free Americans spend countless hours with each day.
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The Florida sheriff's office that allowed Jeffrey Epstein to leave his jail cell almost daily and go to his office when he was supposed to be doing time back in 2008 — allegedly leading to the abuse of even more women — is now ending its work-release program for everyone.
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It remains to be seen if the "Suit & Tie" artist will be doing time in selfie jail (not likely), though his innocent gaffe serves as a warning to all would-be photographers on election day to look up your state laws, or at the very least don't geo-tag your shit.
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There's lots of people in criminal justice that make money, if you think about private prisons, if you think about the contractors that build prisons, the agencies that make money off phone calls for people doing time, the companies that monopolize the sale of inflated food prices to people inside and so on.
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"Playing with Fire" is above all a song about that: Wayne also raps "I feel caged in my mind / like my flow doing time / I go crazy inside but when it comes out it's... fine," his voice smoothing out and pausing on the "fine" for emphasis of how chill it all is.
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The historic halls of the Palazzo delle Prigioni Venice, the former prison of the Palazzo Ducale, are an ideal setting for the work of an artist who understands more than most, the meaning and cost of 'doing time', and the nature of lives lived at the edges of what we call society.
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Much of "The Wait Room" focuses on what Ms. Kreiter, borrowing a phrase from Megan Comfort's book "Doing Time Together," calls "ceremonies of degradation": the waiting, the fear of saying or doing anything that might get you turned away, the strict and ever-shifting rules about things like underwire in bras or whether a child's clothes zip and snap.
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Richmond's election in November, when residents will pick a new mayor from seven candidates, including a former prosecutor and legislator who commuted from the jailhouse to the statehouse while doing time for having sex with a teenage girl, has put on display a sharply segmented city—one in which African-Americans control its politics and white people control its economy.
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Doing Time On November 10, 1999 BOP Prisoner No. 33177-077 began her life sentence at a Tallahassee, Florida federal prison before being transferred a year later to Carswell federal prison in Forth Worth, Texas alongside her mother, who was on the medical floor that she described as a "nursing home type setting," and her sister, Sherena, who she shared a unit with.
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His work has also entered the collections of Tate Modern, London and Hong Kong's M+. But Doing Time promises to be the first occasion that several of Hsieh's year-long works will have been seen together in their fullest forms, as well as revealing previously un-exhibited early works performed in Taiwan, that shape the aesthetic concerns of his later epic endeavors.
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In recent days, with all the hype over on-again, off-again momentum around the First Step Act—the Trump-backed bill that promises to rein in federal mandatory-minimum and three-strikes laws, and apply Obama-era crack/cocaine sentencing reforms retroactively—I reached out to men doing time in the federal Bureau of Prisons to gauge their hopes, fears, and frustrations.
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Born in 1910, Genet was the orphaned son of a prostitute, the former ward of the French state, an erstwhile thief, vagrant and hustler who had spent nearly six years off and on doing time in various prisons, surviving, inside and outside their walls, among the most elaborate and dangerous of what we would today simply call "bullies": jailhouse rapists, renegade Nazis, cross-dressing murderers.
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Matthew Conley, a 27-year-old white college graduate from Eagle Bay, in the Adirondacks, was doing time for stealing golf carts from Mohawk Valley Country Club, in Little Falls, N.Y. While hearings usually go quickly and focus on criminal and prison disciplinary history, W. William Smith, a commissioner who is also white, spent time reminiscing with Mr. Conley about summers spent white-water rafting in the Adirondacks.
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"Ever since Trump became president, I watch people on CNN, ABC, and CBS tell me that this time they really got Trump by the balls, that this time he'll finally be exposed for being the illegitimate president that he really is, but I never thought it would happen until Mueller was finished," an inmate called "Mac 10," an Ohio man doing time in Indiana for illegally possessing firearms and who like some others quoted in this piece requested anonymity for fear of reprisal from the feds, told VICE.
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