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  2. Prison uniform - Wikipedia

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    It is however known that a short time after the collapse of communism (in 1992) uniforms were compulsory for all people behind bars. It is known that the Aiud prison required inmates to wear khaki uniforms and inmates serving a life sentence wore orange uniforms. As for other prisons, many probably also used khaki uniforms as human rights ...

  3. Badge of shame - Wikipedia

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    In many of today's jails and prisons in the United States, inmates are forced to wear striped prison uniforms. A prominent example of this practice exists in the Maricopa County Jail which was under the administration of Joe Arpaio, there, black and white stripes are used. Another predominantly used color scheme consists of orange and white ...

  4. Kentucky State Penitentiary - Wikipedia

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    In 1909, a law was created so that the inmates were no longer required to wear stripes. Inmates would wear baggy denim pants and jackets, cloth hats, and cotton shirts. They also would have numbers stenciled on their backs. Although this was passed, the ball and chain would still be used as punishment for prison offenders until 1940.

  5. He wants to wear an Apache headband in prison, and he's ... - AOL

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    Wolf Pawochawog-Mequinosh, previously known as Brian Brownell, is suing corrections officials over their refusal to let him wear an Apache headband. He wants to wear an Apache headband in prison ...

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  7. Mississippi Department of Corrections - Wikipedia

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    As of 1997, green stripes indicate lower security prisoners, black stripes indicate prisoners with a level higher than the ones with green stripes, and red stripes indicate high security prisoners. [42] Reception and Classification Center inmates wear yellow jumpsuits. [43] Condemned prisoners are required to wear red jumpsuits. [44] [45]

  8. Biden has disappointed many prisoners and guards. Now he has ...

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  9. Chain gang - Wikipedia

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    A group of prisoners working outside prison walls under close supervision, but without chains, is a work gang. Their distinctive attire (stripe wear or orange vests or jumpsuits) and shaven heads served the purpose of displaying their punishment to the public, as well as making them identifiable if they attempted to escape. However, the public ...