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Billy Wayne Sinclair made a name for himself as a prison journalist. But these days, he's in the news with a lawsuit claiming that 50,000-volt remote controlled "stun belts," used to discourage misconduct, violate prisoners' constitutional rights. Such lawsuits usually get tossed out, lacking evidence of injury, but a Louisiana judge has agreed courts may award damages if constitutional rights are violated.
February 09, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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