Campbell v. Louisiana
, 375
canteen stamps, access/privileges, 32–33, 111–12, 187, 253, 279
Capital Post-Conviction Project of Louisiana, 395
carjackers, 44
Carlos, John, 70–71
Carmichael, William, 383, 384, 397–98, 400–401
Carney, Willie, 391
Castile, Philando, 406–07
Catholic Church, 5–6
cavity search.
See
strip searches
Chang, Cindy, 345
Charles (aka “Goldy”), learning to read, 163–64, 169, 172
China, incarceration rate, 345
Christen, John R., 166
cigarettes, as currency, 31, 33, 52, 226, 242, 253, 269–70, 291, 305, 322
Cinque, Joseph, 170
Clark, Ramsey, 237, 249
Clark, Stephon, 407
classification officer, 25, 27, 241
Claybrook, Joan, 303, 313
Clayton, Tony, 383–84
”cleaning the books,” 53, 234, 321
Cleaver, Eldridge, 161
Clinton, William J. (“Bill”), 292, 332
Closed Cell Restricted cellblock (CCR), Angola.
See also
Angola prison facilities
40 years of AW confinement, 344
AW beaten and placed in cell, 103–04
AW lawsuit to move from, 262–65
AW moved to Amite City jail, 230
AW moved to Camp J, 201–05, 253–56
AW moved to Wade, 333–34
AW offered plea deal for freedom, 398–403
AW return from Amite City jail, 250
AW return from Camp J, 205, 261
AW sent to the dungeon, 252, 325–26
Black Panther presence, 169–71, 183–84, 192
claustrophobic attacks, xiii, 114, 222, 300, 338, 378, 406
as cruel and unusual punishment, 287
day-to-day life, 121–22, 175–79, 232–34
dungeon conditions, 155, 168
Eagle 1 (dormitory), 314–15
food and living conditions, 107–09, 157–60, 179–83
grievance procedures/lawsuits, 122–25
having “word,” 179
Herman Wallace, lock up, 104
Herman Wallace, removal from, 329–30
hunger strike, 119, 157–59, 251–52
installation of TVs, 152
integration of prisoners, 151–52
lock up of Gary Tyler, 155–56
lock up of King, 113–14
lock up of Montegut, 109–10, 215
lockdown review boards, 190–93
medical care/impact on health, 185–88, 203
political prisoners, 88, 99, 263, 284, 306, 326–28, 409
privileges, granting/withholding, 124–25, 201, 253–55, 281, 334–36, 347
reforms/changes, 160, 225, 250–51
repairs and renovation, 201, 205
shakedowns, 189–91
strip searches, 165–69
surviving/resisting breaking, 171–72, 195, 213, 220, 252
treatment of prisoners, 108–09, 115–19, 121
visitors, contact visits, 166, 178, 262, 279, 286, 314, 334, 336–37
visitors, family member, 111, 140, 202, 204–05
yard time, 154–55, 171–72, 183, 317
Closed Cell Restricted cellblock (CCR), David Wade, 333–38, 373
Closed Cell Restricted cellblock (CCR), St. Gabriel, 329–30
code of conduct.
See
honor
Cohen, Ben, 304
Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC, 354
COINTELPRO (FBI program), 69–70, 104, 126, 161–62, 237, 323, 409
ColorofChange.org (website), 315
Community Futures Collective, 263
con artists, 44
Congressional Black Caucus, 316
contact visits, 166, 178, 204–05, 262, 279, 286, 314, 334, 336–37
Contemporary Arts Center, 328
convict labor/”convict leasing,” 24–25, 397
Conyers, John, 99, 304, 306, 313–15, 341, 355, 368
counts (headcounts), 37, 115, 225, 231–32, 338
courage, learning the meaning/showing
acting in spite of being afraid, 15, 24, 367
AW letting his guard down, 264–65
AW surviving Angola, 38, 228
AW trial, Billy Sinclair speaking out, 388–91
AW trial, Deidre Howard speaking out, 385–86, 406
AW trial, inmate testimony, 135
AW trial, widow of Brent Miller speaking out, 406
Dorothy Mae Taylor’s fight for Angola reform, 119–20
Herman Wallace, recognition of, 367–69
Robert King as Angola “troublemaker,” 150
Critical Resistance (prison reform activists), 236, 286, 413
”cropping tobacco,” 2
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