31.   If Vasquez and the two guards are correct, the inmates had more than two hours to prepare for their escape.

32.   In another reflection of their chaotic lives, the study found that emotionally disturbed inmates had many more previous incarcerations than other prisoners.

33.   In Ohio, death row inmates must have their clemency appeals heard by a state board before they have finished their appeals in the state and federal courts.

34.   In this state, death row inmates have a choice of execution by hanging or lethal injection.

35.   Inmates can have their paychecks sent to the bank or address of their choice.

36.   Inmates had easy access to tools that could be used as weapons, like scissors.

37.   Inmates would not have to pay for emergency medical treatment, for needed follow-up visits or for visits ordered by a prison worker.

38.   Inmates have a right to ask federal courts to review state decisions if they feel their Constitutional rights have been violated.

39.   Inmates have no bargaining power and are easily exploited, the critics say.

40.   Inmates have difficulty claiming damages because they usually have suffered no loss of income and have had their medical care paid for by the county.