51.   The former inmate says the assault was triggered by his complaint that jail officials were slow to find him work while serving six months for a probation violation.

52.   The inmates say they have found God during their incarceration and that participating in Habitat helps them do their part for a society they have plundered.

53.   The most common dinner is meatloaf, an inmate said, and nights are often spent watching television.

54.   The inmate said both expressed affection for the other.

55.   The inmate said he got the program from another prisoner.

56.   The inmate said that he hoped the judge would not abandon the case that triggered both reforms and the largest prison expansion in U.S. history.

57.   The inmates said they would like to be syndicated and see the column run nationally.

58.   The rapes continued, becoming increasingly violent, the inmate said, adding that although he filed several grievances, they were rejected.

59.   Then Corral suggested that she request to be taken to the law library by him, the inmate said.

60.   Wayne Scott, executive director of the Criminal Justice Department, said he does not care what the inmates said on the broadcast.