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Trumbull Correctional Institute in ohio as part of the inside out Prison Exchange program which brings College Students and inmates together for glasses. This program is from our lectures and history series. Today we are going to be talking about the question of what it was like to be arrested. The arrest in United States and 1880s to 2001. The reason i chose that peer decision is that we have been in class talking about the 19th century up through the 1880s with our tj stiles book and with our guilfoyle book. And i didnt want to go anything past 2001 because i think that there are so many people that have so much living experience about being arrested in these last 20 years, that it seems silly for historian to begin to tackle it at this point. So im actually going to consider my earmarks of that period of time. We are going to be asking the question of what is it like to be arrested during these times of history. Unrest, a arrest is a simple thing. There are really a few necessary el
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