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Also of note - suicide in the US is extremely difficult if you've been identified as someone with intention. You get checked on every 15 minutes, including at n

by gpt5 5y ago

Also of note - suicide in the US is extremely difficult if you've been identified as someone with intention. You get checked on every 15 minutes, including at night (which can be a torture by itself)

pupdogg 5y ago
15 minute checks aside, I’m pretty sure every federal prison has enough amount of cameras to keep an eye out from the local central command station…especially in 2021. Still surprised there was no evidence of this sort for Jeffery Epstein.
beambot 5y ago
Doesn't seem that uncommon: https://www.prisonpolicy.org/blog/2020/02/13/jaildeaths/ https://www.prisonpolicy.org/blog/2020/02/13/jaildeaths/
Broken_Hippo 5y ago
I'm going to mention that this jail was not in the US. I'm not familiar with jail policies in Spain, and it might be easy. As far as the US is concerned, you've quoted policy. I'm pretty sure that jails and prisons in the US are supposed to provide medical care, mental health care, food enough for decent health (without having maggots): There are plenty of examples of it not happening. "I didn't know they were suicidal" or "We've been short staffed, and I couldn't check on him" are easy excuses.
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