Inmate pro pers, as a class, are as much of a pain in the butt as judges who've just returned from a conference. You just know when you start with 'em that they're gonna be fixated on some crazy idea they picked up last week from some guy who's never previously been able to convince anybody to do it.
And you're gonna have to explain to them why that is.
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