Bruce Watson wrote:
Elsa M. Blair, Robbie J. Clem and Constance E. Woods were
serving time there when the ban took effect, and all three
claimed it created "an unreasonable risk" to their health
through stress and mental anguish.
Bwahahahhahaa! The only group that society could care less
about than pathetic tobacco addicts are imprisoned felons who
are also pathetic tobacco addicts. Bwahahahahahahahaaaaaaaa!
Several committee members said prison inmates are likely to
be healthier because of the ban, not less healthy.
In their written requests, each said the smoking ban
created stress and "severe withdrawals."
Too bad, junkie. Crack addicts and heroin junkies make
the same whiney noises when they are sent to the slammer,
COLD TURKEY!!
Clem said she had
trouble getting along with other inmates and gained weight.
And her carpet munching DykeDaddy didn't want that fat
#@&@
no mo' ---
"My hair has turned gray around the edges, and I am now
biting my fingernails," she wrote.
Awwww. The horror --- the horror ---
But in her response, Assistant Attorney General Athena
Andaya, representing the Department of Corrections, said
prison officials have broad discretion in managing inmates.
And in denying them recreational drugs in prison.
And, she said, courts have concluded there is no
constitutional right to smoke, particularly in prison.
Three cheers for Audrey Silk!
Sick sick hooray!
Suck suck whoreay!
Suck suck some more, addict!
Full article:
http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/news/state/9602802.htm
