DROP ANNOUNCEMENT

★ valentine's drop ★
by admin j

08/02 / 8pm

carabiners drop!! last minute valentines gift idea that perfect as gifts for your friends or loved ones ;) have matching sets too! ❤️

⁺˖°⋆ look out for sneaks ⋆°˖⁺

✩ see you soon ✩

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HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEARRRR ‼️ wishing everyone a ssssspectacular year of the 🐍 🧧🧧

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People think time moves slowly in jail but if you just sit and relax for a few hours, before you know it, a minute has passed.

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Tristan: Give me your chocolate bar or I’ll snitch

*Ignored*

Tristan calls prison guard through the door.

“Andrew did it all he’s a human trafficker”

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more bags for work/school

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I have been in SHU for 108 days because 66 MPs from England have sworn to put me in jail and the USA happily locked me up at their request.

Think of how insane this is? I'm an American citizen.

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Tristan: It's only you and me in here friend. It's you and me in the entire universe.

Me: True

Tristan: So if I say you’re a dick, half of the universe thinks you’re a dick.

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It is antithetical to our justice system for United States citizens with no criminal history, accused of committing crimes based on ambiguous statements by complainants, to sit in administrative segregation while they fight the unfounded charges against them, of which they are presumed innocent under our Constitution. They have not been convicted of any crime, here or abroad, nor have they received a single disciplinary infraction, and yet they are subject to some of the most restrictive conditions of confinement in this country. They face no charge in any American court and are held solely at the request of a foreign government—even further removed from anyone the law permits to punish. The Tates’ months-long detention in administrative segregation based solely on unsupported, anonymous allegations at the provisional stage (before the U.K. submitted its formal extradition request) is fundamentally inconsistent with due process.

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Tristan writes a letter reporting a crime every single day.

Each morning he writes a report about how I stole his peanut butter or didn’t say thank you for a water, writes out one page on what happened, the time the date and the location of which part of the cell it happened in.

Then he hands it to the guards and asks them to forward it to the Department of Justice

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Under the Constitution, the Court should not place the burden of proof on the Tates at all. “In our society liberty is the norm, and detention prior to trial or without trial is the carefully limited exception.” Salerno, 481 U.S. at 755.

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