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	Wooroloo Prison Farm
		A new prisoner induction area, a new health building and the refurbishment and extension of existing buildings to create an education area were also part of the 2008 project.
		Prisoners have the opportunity to participate in part-time and full-time education, a large focus being on numeracy and literacy courses and cultural awareness.
		Prisoners are taught workshop skills and many undertake traineeships to help them gain employment upon release from prison.
	www.correctiveservices.wa.gov.au /W/woorolooprison.aspx?uid=3501-7050-1447-1303 (422 words)

	Converted WP file 111411
		Broome contends that to execute a speedy trial motion at his pretrial hearing was an objective of the representation which his attorney was required to, but did not, abide by.
		Broome argues that his declaration was a request for counsel, that the confession which was obtained after his declaration is inadmissible, and that therefore the trial court erred when it denied his motion to suppress evidence of his confession.
		Broome, to successfully establish his self-defense claim, was required to demonstrate the fact that he had a reasonable belief the use of deadly force was needed to prevent either serious bodily injury to himself or the commission of a forcible felony.
	www.in.gov /judiciary/opinions/previous/archive/111411.bb.html (6783 words)

	Broome Regional Prison
		Broome Regional Prison was proclaimed a prison in 1894 and operated for 48 years until 1942 when it reopened as a police lock-up.
		Broome is the oldest prison in the State still functioning as a prison.
		Prisoners requiring specialist treatment are sent to the local district hospital.
	www.correctiveservices.wa.gov.au /B/broomeprison.aspx?uid=4854-1244-4830-3763 (270 words)

	SAVE A LIFE - Foreign Prisoners Support Service
		Prisoners use smart card technology to move within the boundaries of the prison as well as gaining access to their bank accounts and purchasing goods from the canteen.
		Prison facilities include an induction an orientation unit; library; chapel; education centre; programs centre; visitors reception facilities; facilities for the care and protection of vulnerable and at-risk prisoners; a state-of-the-art prison infirmary (mini hospital) staffed by medical professionals; and an administration building and staff amenities facilities.
		Prisoners are employed in the large, modern laundry, or in work areas such as carpentry, metal trades, spray painting, concrete products, auto mechanics, upholstery, food preparation, domestic duties, plus maintenance and garden work around the prison.
	www.phaseloop.com /foreignprisoners/prison-australia-prisons-wa.html (3819 words)

	SAVE A LIFE - Foreign Prisoners Support Service
		Prisoners use smart card technology to move within the boundaries of the prison as well as gaining access to their bank accounts and purchasing goods from the canteen.
		Prison facilities include an induction an orientation unit; library; chapel; education centre; programs centre; visitors reception facilities; facilities for the care and protection of vulnerable and at-risk prisoners; a state-of-the-art prison infirmary (mini hospital) staffed by medical professionals; and an administration building and staff amenities facilities.
		Prisoners are employed in the large, modern laundry, or in work areas such as carpentry, metal trades, spray painting, concrete products, auto mechanics, upholstery, food preparation, domestic duties, plus maintenance and garden work around the prison.
	www.usp.com.au /fpss/prison-australia-prisons-wa.html (3819 words)

	Australia: A criminal justice system weighted against Aboriginal people
		Police cells were employed whenever: prison accommodation was full; or pending (in remote locations) intermittent escorts to prisons; or by arrangement with the prison authorities because it was judged more economical or humane to let prisoners remain in police accommodation nearer to their community rather than remove them to considerable distances to prisons.
		The police stations did not have the facilities to allow prisoners to move around or exercise adequately; or did not have the privacy which a prisoner of more than a few hours is entitled to expect; or did not have provisions which would allow prisoners adequately to occupy their minds.
		In the 19th century wing for sentenced prisoners at Long Bay Gaol, prisoners were confined to their cells for longer periods (normally 4.30 pm to 7.00 am) but they had screened lavatories within their cells as well as electricity outlets to operate radios or television sets.
	www.amnestyusa.org /document.php?lang=e&id=EF1BCCFF5F0E72A6802569A600602FAF (6803 words)

	'Net lure' woman held for $2m bail - Technology - smh.com.au
		Broome, a 31-year-old university student from Adelaide, has been in the US jail since June 25 after she was arrested by North Carolina authorities.
		Broome is being held on $2.4 million bail in the 404-bed Pitt County Detention Centre, which houses both female and male inmates.
		Broome has access to a phone during her recreation time and can call Australia, but it must be a reverse charge call.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2007/07/02/1183229010185.html (605 words)

	Poor relationship between prison boss and deputy - CBC.bb
		Before Glendairy was destroyed by fire the relationship between the prison head and his deputy had deteriorated to such an extent that the second in command had threatened to resign.
		On the fourth and final day of his testimony David Broome said at one stage he was so upset with his boss, he was ready to return to his substantive post as a senior police officer.
		Broome also suggested that the prison boss' style of dealing with people left much to be desired.
	www.cbc.bb /content/view/11943/10 (247 words)

	Online romance Aussie freed in US - Breaking News - World - Breaking News
		Broome agreed to plead guilty to the lesser charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
		If Broome does contact the victim before his 18th birthday, she will be brought back to the US and faces up to three months imprisonment.
		Broome faced her own personal hell during the 29 days she spent as an inmate inside the Pitt County Detention Centre unable to come up with bail, which was originally set at $US2 million ($A2.27 million) and later dropped to $US850,000.
	www.theage.com.au /news/World/Online-romance-Aussie-freed-in-US/2007/07/26/1185339119713.html (790 words)

	Broome prison conditions likened to Third World
		The prison was built to house about 60 prisoners but often holds twice that.
		The professor released a similar report card on Broome Prison in 2002 and there have been three reports released since then calling for urgent change.
		The Minister for Corrective Services, Margaret Quirk, has conceded the conditions at the prison are unacceptable and a new prison needs to be built in Broome.
	abc.net.au /message/news/stories/ms_news_1873673.htm (597 words)

	Broome prison conditions likened to Third World. 16/03/2007. ABC News Online
		Broome Regional Prison was once dubbed the worst in Western Australia and the state's Inspector of Custodial Services, Richard Harding, believes not much has changed.
		He has just inspected the ageing facility in Broome's town centre and says the conditions would not be tolerated in a southern prison where the population is predominantly non-Aboriginal.
		The prison was built to house about 60 prisoners but often holds twice that.
	www.abc.net.au /news/newsitems/200703/s1873673.htm (434 words)

	CPIC - State University of New York - Binghamton
		Prison privatization has become a growing global problem, which both in the USA and on the global scale disproportionately affects poor men and women, and communities of color.
		The Prison Industrial Complex is a name given by activists and scholars to make sure society knows that there is not an increase in crime, rather an increase in people being used to work for free in the factories, fields, telemarketing and lingerie production behind the walls of the existing prison system.
		Private prison companies are the most visible component of the increasing "corportization" (to use Angela Davis's term) of punishment; for example, government contracts and subsidies have bolstered the construction industry to build prisons.
	cpic.binghamton.edu /resisting.html (659 words)

	Indigenous Deaths in Custody: Part E Profiles: Indigenous Deaths in Custody 1989 - 1996
		Prisoners should be able to contact Aboriginal prison visitors by telephone rather than having to wait for visits in cases such as this.
		While the prison authorities were aware of his condition, they were not aware of the treatments which the deceased had received prior to his incarceration or during other times of incarceration as not all medical records were disclosed or made available.
		Fellow prisoners gave evidence that the deceased was vomiting throughout the night and during the breakfast and exercise periods, was weak in the shower, and had to sit on the floor to take his trousers off.
	www.hreoc.gov.au /social_justice/publications/deaths_custody/profiles_wa.html (8179 words)

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		The letter shown to Broome was apparently written while Bamberg was an inmate in the prison, and Williams referred to Bamberg as a thief.
		Broome was later convicted of possession of methamphetamine and sentenced to twelve years in prison.
		Broome also stated in the letter that he had a lot of things on his mind and found things hard to recall after more than a week or two.
	www.cca.courts.state.tx.us /opinions/74305.htm (8511 words)

	Broome Regional Prison - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Broome Regional Prison is an Australian prison located in Broome, Western Australia.
		It is the only prison located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
		This article about an Australian prison is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Broome_Regional_Prison (89 words)

	Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment
		Those in treatment should be segregated from the general prison population, so that the "prison culture" does not overwhelm progress toward recovery.
		As might be expected, treatment gains can be lost if inmates are returned to the general prison population after treatment.
		Hiller, M.L.; Knight, K.; Broome, K.M.; and Simpson, D.D. Compulsory community-based substance abuse treatment and the mentally ill criminal offender.
	www.nida.nih.gov /PODAT/PODAT9.html (960 words)

	Koppel-Outback
		Broome can be reached by flying into a small airport from any of the major Australian cities, but the cheapest way to get there is by bus.
		Broome is most renowned for Cable Beach, voted the second best beach in the world, where it's possible to enjoy a camelback ride at sunset to get a taste of the wondrous natural beauty Western Australia has to offer or to take advantage of local tour companies and go diving for pearls and whale-shark sightseeing.
		The best time to visit Broome is between March and October, during the dry season to see the Stairway to the Moon, a natural optical illusion that occurs when a rising full moon reflects on the mudflats at Roebuck Bay.
	www.romartraveler.com /ROMAR07/Romar07Pages/Austrialia-PacificIslands/Outbak.html (1833 words)

	Star-Gazette.COM Prison Escape (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was the holiday season, days before the New Year in 1989, when Vail raped and strangled Mary K. Kopyar in a downtown Binghamton law office at 96 Hawley St. He left her body on the floor with a scarf knotted tightly around her neck.
		Broome County Historian Gerald Smith said the murder is one of the 10 most vicious in Broome's history.
		Broome County Judge Patrick Mathews ruled the phony fingerprint would not have changed the outcome.
	www.stargazettenews.com /newsextra/PrisonBreak/070803_6.html (560 words)

	Buzz & Helen 2 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cable Beach is 5 Km from the centre of Broome.
		The famous Cable Beach in Broome with 22 Km of white beach sand and clear water.
		Here we have the famous Prison Boab tree in Derby which was used to keep prisoners in overnight.
	members.tripod.com /wamperth/buzzh2.htm (108 words)

	IBR -- Publications, Criminal Justice Projects
		Broome, K. M., Knight, K., Hiller, M. L., and Simpson, D. Drug treatment process indicators for probationers and prediction of recidivism.
		Broome, K. M., Knight, K., Joe, G. W., Simpson, D. D., and Cross, D. Structural models of antisocial behavior and during treatment performance for probationers in a substance abuse treatment program.
		Broome, K. M., Knight, D. K., Knight, K., Hiller, M. L., and Simpson, D. Peer, family, and motivational influences on drug treatment process and recidivism for probationers.
	www.ibr.tcu.edu /pubs/rechpubs/CJ-YR.html (1052 words)

	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Binghamton, NY
		The conditions in the jails and correctional facilities were atrocious and after a year and a half of personally visiting each one and writing extensive notes, Dix convinced the state legislature to provide for the present situation and for the future accommodations.
		Prison reform and the abolition of the death penalty have long been seen as special justice issues in need of our voices from within the ranks of Unitarianism, Universalism, and now from within the merged Unitarian Universalism.
		We have 2.2 million people in prisons and jails, as a ratio of incarcerated people to the whole population that is a huge number.
	uubinghamton.org /sermons/5feb2006.html (2127 words)

	Media-Newswire.com - Press Release Distribution - PR Agency
		Responding in Parliament today to concerns raised by Kimberley MLA Carol Martin about the prison’s sub-standard condition, Ms Quirk said Broome prison was widely regarded as having lived well past its use by date and was continuing to experience serious overcrowding.
		Ms Quirk said the works would increase space in the prison to help ease some the overcrowding issues and provide areas for more education and vocational courses to be run.
		Ms Quirk said staff at Broome Regional Prison were to be commended for the professional way in which they continued to carry out their duties despite the adverse conditions.
	media-newswire.com /release_1047259.html (498 words)

	Broome Car Rental: Best Car Hire Rates in Australia. Cheap Broome Car Rental.
		Broome is a city of cultural diversity and with a very rich colonial history.
		Broome is also the perfect place to sit and watch people come and go and also watch the happenings of the harbour, whilst you have a coffee in Broome’s notoriously café-lined streets.
		Broome is a city of beauty and relaxed comfort, a perfect combination for a seaside holiday.
	www.driveaway.com.au /Car-Rental/Broome-Car-Hire.aspx (514 words)

	Hakea Prison - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		From September 1991, Canning Vale operated as a maximum-security prison until, in 2000, it merged with the CW Campbell Remand Centre and became Hakea Prison.
		Hakea manages prisoners in custody to appear in court, or those who have just been sentenced.
		All newly-sentenced prisoners are assessed at Hakea before being placed at other Western Australian prisons and due to the stress that can be felt by new arrivals, Hakea has specialist management for inmates.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hakea_Prison (200 words)

	Broome Western Australia. Broome gateway to Kimberley.
		The giant pinctada shells discovered in Roebuck Bay in 1861, caused a sensation overseas and soon a melting pot of nationalities flocked to the shores of Broome in the hope of making their fortune.
		Today Broome is a vibrant, yet relaxed town, full of excitment and things to do and see.
		Come visit Broome and experience the heritage of this charming town and the colorful lifestyle that the locals enjoy.
	www.tourbookings.com.au /broome.shtml (679 words)

	thedailystar.com - Local News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		DELHI — A Deposit man who earlier this month pleaded guilty to felony incest was sentenced to five years probation Monday in Delaware County Court.
		Richard E. Hennessey, 19, appeared for sentencing in handcuffs and bright-red prison overalls from the Broome County prison.
		Hennessey is in the custody of Broome County facing similar charges as those he pleaded guilty to in Delaware County, Judge Robert L. Estes said.
	www.thedailystar.com /news/stories/1998/07/28/henn.html (260 words)

	Literacy Volunteers of Broome and Tioga County, NY
		Literacy Volunteers of Broome and Tioga County, NY
		Although the percentages of illiterate African American and Hispanic adults are much higher than the percentage of white adults, however, the actual number of white non-readers is twice that of the number of African-American and Hispanic non-readers—dispelling the myth that illiteracy is not a problem among whites.
		U.S. Department of Education statistics show that 60% of prison inmates are illiterate and 85% of all juvenile offenders have reading problems.
	www.broometiogaliteracy.com /facts.htm (1281 words)

	cbs5.com - Albany Man Gets 13 Years For Causing Fatal Crash
		Jones' attorney, Thomas Broome, told jurors that an Albany police officer was partly responsible for Wang's death because he had no reason to chase Jones, as he was only stopped for an infraction—not having current registration—which isn't an arrestable offense.
		Broome also said Wang's family also was partly responsible for deciding to remove him from life support.
		Broome said he planned to file an appeal immediately after the sentencing hearing.
	cbs5.com /local/local_story_342144916.html (554 words)

	Australian Public Intellectual [API] Network
		Whilst in prison, their families are reduced to penury and must borrow to survive.
		Broome Prison held on average forty Indonesian fishermen at any one time during 1998 and Roebourne Prison is now also being used to house long-term Indonesian prisoners.
		Roebourne is 700 kilometres south of Broome and this is the first time Indonesian fishermen have been sent to another prison, where access to Indonesian language speakers or any support network is absent.
	www.api-network.com /main/index.php?apply=scholars&webpage=default&flexedit=&flex_password=&menu_label=&menuID=67&menubox=&scholar=182 (5820 words)

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