Dear America,
If you don’t know, let this inform you. inside the federal prison system is a eco-system of corporal punishment; whereas one mans actions effects his entire housing unit, when it comes to punishment for breaking certain rules.
ig. If an inmate of a housing unit is caught under the influence of drugs or caught with drugs, the unit is placed on commissary restriction.
So if your doing all the right things and following all the rules and have not been sanction for committing an FBOP prohibited Act nor have you been sanction by the disciplinary hearing officer, for a write up, then that constitutes blatant corporal punishment.
Now you know some Federal Blues.
have a nice day:)
Written By Kevin Seltzer

Kevin is in the same prison as the person we’re currently raising money for who has been wrongfully convicted, Timothy McGruder. Kevin is a sweet man and wanted me to share this with all of you as well as what else he’s been witnessing at USP Penitentiary McCreary in Pine Knot, KY. What he’s talking about is an ongoing problem where if one person breaks the rules, every prisoner in their unit loses rights to the commissary.

The commissary is the only place where they can get food that they can actually eat. The food that they serve prisoners is beyond disgusting! So, when they lose rights to the commissary over something another prisoner has done, not only is it not fair, but there’s no reason for it.

This is just one of many, many examples of the prison guard’s cruel mistreatment of the prisoners that they do on a daily basis. This has to end. Prisoners have rights too.