A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is looking to curb the NCAA's "monopoly power" over individuals and universities under investigation by the body.
questions related to that. this is a little bit offtopic, and i forget when this happened exactly during the course of mr. simpson s incarceration, tlrt reports of a fight, i don t know if that was ever addressed then or you could dress that now. were there any conflicts that he did have? maybe not that were not maybe his fault, but involved in nevertheless? well, during the hearing, i didn t hear of any disciplinary rule infractions he had. he was disciplinary-free, so i would say no. can you reiterate why it is that we were able to get a decision today instead of waiting ten days, three weeks, as we would for joe blow? as you recall, the 2013 hearing, it was a panel of one commissioner and one case hearing representative. after that hearing, there wasn t a lot of interest at the time of the hearing. we had several reporters, and one photographer, i think and one camera. but the minute that hearing took place. we became inundated with
most of the inmates have bought into warden cain s program, but for those who refuse, there s camp j., where the men spend their days in solitary confinement. they ll hate being at camp j so they ll alter their behavior, and once they get back into population, they won t commit another rule infraction. the ones that come here come here for serious rule infractions. it may be an aggravated fight, which is a fight with a weapon. it may be for an assault on staff. it may be for attempting to traffic drugs inside the prison. inmates on level one only get out one hour, two days a week. if you make it to level three, you get out three days a week. i got busted on a charge on aggravated rape second-degree and kidnapping. i m not saying that i m no saint, but i m saying that everybody is, like, wrong, everybody did wrong. everybody in this world done
behind bars in america. we open the gates, lockup. as is the case at many maximum security prisons, some inmates locked up for rule infractions at alabama s holman correctional facility complain of unfair treatment. warden grantt culliver maintains regulations at holman are not only fair, but reflect what the public expects of the prison system. once a year, every prisoner in holman comes up for a progress review before warden culliver and supervisor james powers. this is your annual progress review. we ll come up with a determination of his needs, whether his needs can be met here or needs to be moved to a facility where programs to meet his specific needs. for inmates confined to segregated lockdown, the process review board comes to them. we want to do bobby gilbert