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Interview with Ron, JM, Julianne and Rick

JM: What clothes could you have brought in to wear in the jail (underwear, socks, etc.)?
Ron: Sweat shirt and sweat pants were the most common, white tee-shirts and your brown uniform.
JM: Flip flops- grey uniform. White shirt, grey sweatpants or sweatshirt.
Julianne: they strip you naked give you a shirt an pants they are terrorist.
Rick: sweat pains shirts thick scoks and boxers

JM: If you had a set uniform, what did it look like? Please be specific about each piece of clothing issued to you.
Ron: Brown pants and brown one pocket tee, uniform was almost like medical scrubs.
JM: One set, changed three times a week. It looked like scrubs.
Julianne: beige short sleeve long pants i had no shoes, because they said i kicked a liar i never kickedhim i went to my bathroom he broke in beat me up for no good reason and i will see officer holley before god on my judgement day..he had no reason to do this to me. none. i broke no law, to be arrested, even if i was seeing two people beat on my son. i did not break the law.
Rick: orange shirt. white t. one boxer one pair scoks and later on i got my old shoes back in my cell to where that was nice

JM: Were there any assigned clothes in high demand that an inmate should look for when getting clothing assigned?
Ron: gray sweat shirt,white tee-shirt, white boxers.
JM: No. You could order clothes from the commissary. You get the same clothes each week.
Julianne: its a shame for everyone to suffer this
Rick: be ready to go all ready in your oranges they gave you and name tag out in poctet

JM: Was the clothing different between men and women?
Ron: the females wore orange and the males wore brown.
JM: Yes. Men wore brown, women orange. Youths wear yellow, medical issues and trouble inmates wear red. Working inmates wear green.
Julianne: i dont really know but to what i remember no
Rick: not realy

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