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Society of the Incarcerated Who talks about prisoners these days? Certainly not the US presidential candidates or most others up for election in 2008, unless it's in tangential "get tough on crime" rhetoric. In the media, quality coverage such as Jeff Gerritt's Pulitzer-nominated series on medical care in Michigan prisons, which appeared last year in The Detroit Free Press, is overshadowed by courtroom dramas and legal thrillers.

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Who talks about prisoners these days? Certainly not the US presidential candidates or most others up for election in 2008, unless it's in tangential "get tough on crime" rhetoric. In the media, quality coverage such as Jeff Gerritt's Pulitzer-nominated series on medical care in Michigan prisons, which appeared last year in The Detroit Free Press, is overshadowed by courtroom dramas and legal thrillers.