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Chain gangs began disappearing in the 1950s due to changing attitudes towards prison labor and concerns about rehabilitation, as well as criticism over their inhumane conditions and potential violations of prisoners' rights. Additionally, there was a shift towards more modern methods of incarceration and rehabilitation during this time.
George M Camp has written: 'Prison gangs' -- subject(s): Prisoners, Prison violence, Gangs
Because they can fly!
The song "Chain Gang" was written and recorded by Sam Cooke, released in 1960. There is another song, "Back on the Chain Gang," by the Pretenders, released in 1982.
The percentage of former prisoners who are rearrested is referred to as the recidivism rate. This rate is used to measure how many individuals reoffend and return to the criminal justice system after being released from incarceration.
Apparently not, as they referred to Bilbo as 'this' when presenting the prisoners to the Goblin King.
Wrose than anything seen on a battlefield. So bad that the prisoners formed murderous gangs and were even driven to cannibalism.
A group of people. You can talk about "the gang up here on the seventh floor" (meaning everyone who lives or works on the 7th floor) or "Joe and Florence and all the gang" (meaning their family) or "working on a chain gang" (meaning a group of prisoners chained together). Frequently it means a group of urban young people who form gangs as social peer support groups. Sometimes these gangs of young people are involved in crime.
You will always have crips and blood at the toop of the chain but smaller gangs branch off as alies with those gangs. Crips have Arco boys one of a bigger gang has up to 5 gangs run under it. "DOC Mob" Boss of them is unidentified last boss was killed in a blaze of gunfire outside maple heights. Under them is the 22.
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An archipelago is a chain of islands
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