51.   The prisoner had a habit of picking cigarette butts up off the floor, but not of showering.

52.   The prisoners had access to weaponry, even heavy weaponry.

53.   The prisoners had no paper or pencils.

54.   The prisoners have access to shampoo, possibly for the first time in this millennium.

55.   The prisoners had a very strong faith.

56.   The television sets, computers, coffee makers and hot plates that prisoners have in their cells are essential for restraining tensions, Stout said in a telephone interview.

57.   The three prisoners had to sit for several hours in the car until the sun rose and their rescuer ended his shift.

58.   They also cheered from the King County Jail, where prisoners had a terrific view.

59.   They said that prisoners had visiting hours just after the search, and the gun might have been passed to someone at that time.

60.   Thompson countered that the law is based on ability to pay, and that prisoners have no income.