Thread: UK High Court rules that ban on sending books to prisoners is unlawful
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Old 01-17-2015, 01:52 PM   #14
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Prisons Ban Bible

...but why?

Spoiler:

Heroin


Quote:
Police: Pair try to smuggle heroin-laced Bible into Hamilton Co. Jail
Experts estimate heroin stain could account for up to 30-40 hits to get high or if taken all at once could be letha
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