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In this episode of Bloody Angola, we delve into the second part of Extreme Heat, discussing a civil lawsuit by inmates against the prison. We examine the backgrounds of the inmates named as plaintiffs, detailing their convictions for serious crimes like murder and armed robbery.
The discussion covers the judge's ruling on Eighth Amendment violations due to extreme prison temperatures. We also explore the Angola Prison Rodeo, focusing on inmate Myron Smith.
Legal developments include a federal judge ordering improvements for inmates working in extreme heat on the farm line, addressing allegations of inhumane conditions and forced labor. The conversation delves into the state's responses, and the aftermath.
Timestamps
02:19 Inmates' Criminal Backgrounds
06:56 Myron Smith: From Rodeo Champion to Plaintiff
11:40 Federal Judge's Order on Angola Conditions
25:36 Inmates' Victories and Public Response
29:05 Legal Strategies and Inmate Advocacy
30:58 Inmate Law Libraries and Defense Strategies
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