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| Prison privatization topic of panel discussion, film |
| By seacoastonline.com |
| Published: 11/06/2012 |
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EXETER — The issue of privatizing New Hampshire prisons will be the topic of a free panel discussion and film at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, at the Exeter Congregational Church, 21 Front St. New Hampshire's Department of Corrections is exploring proposals from for-profit companies seeking to build and operate its state prisons. Questions to be discussed include whether the state faces an inherent conflict between allowing profit-making prisons to operate and a moral obligation to rehabilitate prisoners. A panel of civic and church leaders will discuss that and other questions about America's corrections system. Panelists include Arnie Alpert, program coordinator with the N.H. office of the American Friends Service Committee; Brad Brockmann, executive director of the Center for Prisoner Health and Human Rights at Brown University; Jason Faria, New Hampshire field activity coordinator for the State Employees Association; the Rev. Gail Kinney of the South Danbury UCC Church and author of a UCC resolution opposing prison privatization in New Hampshire; and the Rev. Alice Roberts of Church of the Epiphany in Newport, former chaplain of the women's prison in Concord. Read More. |
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