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US appeals court in Chicago revives lawsuit on books in jail

"An appeals court has breathed life back into a lawsuit alleging policies at Cook County Jail in Illinois that limit the number of books inmates can have at a time violates their First Amendment rights."

ABC News

August 26, 2018

Access to Outside WorldAnthony BradleyAugust 29, 2018ABC News, Chicago
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