CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Articles and editorials

Crazed Fascination With Guns, S2444-S2446 [27FE]

Executions Won't Reduce Crime Rate, S6039 [5MY]

Notes and Comment—No City on the Hill, E1750 [9JN]

Tougher Penalties for Murderers, S2542 [27FE]

Bills and resolutions

Business and industry: importing goods made by convicts or prisoners and the marking of packages of such goods (see S. 2368; H.R. 4475), S3872 [18MR], H1290 [16MR]

Courts: jurisdiction relative to inmate capacity at State penal and correctional institutions (see H.R. 4912), H2670 [9AP]

District of Columbia: closure of Cedar Knoll Youth Facility at Laurel, MD (see H.R. 4788), H2406 [7AP]

Fair Labor Standards Act: amend to ensure that inmates are not treated as employees (see S. 3160; H.R. 5850), S12071 [10AU], H8144 [12AU]

Federal Prison Industries: production of items by prisoners for private firms to reduce foreign labor (see H.R. 4446), H1180 [11MR]

Foreign trade: prohibit the importation of goods made by convict labor (see H.R. 5621), H6348 [21JY]

Health: return to prison of offenders released for health reasons after recovery (see H.R. 6174), H11628 [5OC]

Interstate commerce: trade of goods produced by State prisoners in conjunction with U.S. firms (see H.R. 5160), H3240 [13MY]

Military installations: incarceration of certain aliens in closed installations (see S. 2340; H.R. 4440), S3301 [11MR], H1180 [11MR]

National Correctional Officers Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 258; H.J. Res. 397), S1894 [20FE], H288 [4FE]

Pratt, Elmer (Geronimo): reconsideration of information and conviction by certain authorities in California (see H. Res. 378), H674 [26FE]

States: expand capacity and increase programs for major offenders and parolees (see H.R. 5266), H3834 [27MY]

Letters

Bureau of Prisons treatment of Brett Kimberlin relative to allegations against Vice-President Quayle: Committee on Governmental Affairs, S16280 [2OC]

Treatment of inmates as employees: American Correctional Industries Association, Inc., S16305 [2OC]

———Arizona Dept. of Corrections, S16304 [2OC]

———Association of State Correctional Administrations, S16307 [2OC]

———Corcraft Correctional Industries, S16305 [2OC]

———Correctional Industries Association, Inc., S16305 [2OC]

———Correctional Products & Services, Inc., S16308 [2OC]

———Criminal Justice Associates, S16306 [2OC]

———Illinois Dept. of Corrections, S16306 [2OC]

———Iowa Prison Industries, S16307 [2OC]

———Jerris Leonard, S16308 [2OC]

———John Marvel, S16306 [2OC]

———Juniper Valley Products, S16308 [2OC]

———Kansas Dept. of Corrections, S16304 [2OC]

———Massachusetts Dept. of Correction, S16308 [2OC]

———Minnesota Dept. of Corrections, S16308 [2OC]

———Missouri Dept. of Corrections, S16306 [2OC]

———Nevada Dept. of Prisons, S16305 [2OC]

———Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation and Correction, S16307 [2OC]

———Philadelphia Correctional Industries, S16305 [2OC]

———Utah Dept. of Corrections, S16307 [2OC]

———Washington Dept. of Corrections, S16308 [2OC]

———Wisconsin Dept. of Corrections, S16306 [2OC]

Memorandums

Treatment of Inmates as Employees: North Dakota Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation, S16307 [2OC]

Memorials of legislature

California, S10502 [28JY], H3240 [13MY]

Remarks in House

Bunnell, Bill: retirement from California State Department of Corrections, E65 [22JA]

Business and industry: importing goods made by convicts or prisoners and the marking of packages of such goods (H.R. 4475), E682 [16MR]

Courts: develop alternatives to prison sentences, E1750 [9JN]

———jurisdiction relative to inmate capacity at State penal and correctional institutions (H.R. 4912), E1039, E1040 [10AP]

District of Columbia: closure of Cedar Knoll Youth Facility at Laurel, MD (H.R. 4788), H2387 [7AP]

———penalties for first degree murder (H.R. 4369), H876 [3MR], E512 [3MR]

Education: restrict Pell grants to Federal and State prisoners, H1892-H1898 [26MR]

Federal Prison Industries: production of items by prisoners for private firms to reduce foreign labor (H.R. 4446), E619 [11MR]

Foreign trade: prohibit the importation of goods made by convict labor (H.R. 5621), E2195 [21JY]

Military installations: incarceration of certain aliens in closed installations (H.R. 4440), E638 [12MR]

San Bernardino County, CA: tribute to Probation Dept. staff, E215 [6FE]

Remarks in Senate

Crime: impact of death penalty, S6039 [5MY]

Danbury, CT: tribute to Danbury Correctional Institution health care professionals, S5103 [8AP]

District of Columbia: penalties for first degree murder (S. 2278), S2541 [27FE], S2621 [3MR]

Fair Labor Standards Act: amend to ensure that inmates are not treated as employees (S. 3160), S12075-S12077 [10AU], S16304 [2OC]

Firearms: gun control, S2443 [27FE]

Kimberlin, Brett: Bureau of Prisons treatment relative to allegations against Vice-President Quayle, S16278-S16280 [2OC]

Mexico: report on the Prisoner Transfer Treaty, S10352 [27JY]

Military installations: incarceration of certain aliens in closed installations (S. 2340), S3324 [11MR]

National Correctional Officers Week: designate (S.J. Res. 258), S1918 [20FE]

Pima County, AZ: tribute to Corrections Association members, S6406 [7MY]

Reports

Bureau of Prisons Treatment of Brett Kimberlin Relative to Allegations Against Vice-President Quayle: Committee on Governmental Affairs, S16280-S16285 [2OC]

Statements

Fair Labor Standards Act Amendment to Ensure That Inmates are not Treated as Employees (S. 3160): Senator Bryan, S16309 [2OC]

Tables

INS State-by-State breakdown of foreign-born State prison inmates, S3325 [11MR]

Texts of

H.R. 4475, Convict Labor Penalties Enhancement Act, E683 [16MR]

S. 2278, District of Columbia penalties for first degree murder, S2542 [27FE]

S. 2340, Criminal Alien and Prison Overcrowding Act, S3324 [11MR]

S.J. Res. 258, National Correctional Officers Week, S1919 [20FE]