61.   The inmate has no case law available to him, because the legal materials in the prison library do not provide that information.

62.   The guard told The Arizona Republic that inmates often have to wear the same uniforms for a week because laundry facilities are inadequate.

63.   The inmates have their arms tied behind them and are hanging on wooden poles by their wrists.

64.   The inmates will not have recourse to any other nicotine products.

65.   The more money a prisoner has, the better life is, and inmates have to pay for their keep.

66.   The new jail inmate had intimidating arms, thick as thighs.

67.   The prison system hired doctors and made sure inmates had access to care.

68.   The work crews are voluntary, the inmates have their own choir, and incarcerated fathers can read to their children by mailing them cassette tapes.

69.   This is the second time inmates have had such an opportunity.

70.   Time is something the inmates have.