LogFAQs > #955719408

Monopoman posted...

Zeus once again showing how ridiculous his world view is. If a guard tells you do something in prison and you don't do it they can make your life a living hell.

Monopoman once again showing how sheltered and ridiculous his worldview is. Then again, I think the real reason is you didn't bother reading anything I posted and just responded with a blanket rebuttal.

eating4fun posted...

Where are the pics of the guard? No homo

...those are the photos of the guard.

If you're instead asking about the inmate, it's kind of a good question in that I'm not sure why they'd necessarily conceal his identity, particularly if he was getting the guard to commit crimes on his behalf by smuggling him objects to be used as weapons (which could have even been used to attack guards). However, in a normal sexual assault case, the victim's identity might be concealed at certain points even if it becomes public record later.

OhhhJa posted...

As far as I know (at least where I live), female guards are allowed in the men's jail, but male guards aren't allowed in the women's side. I think that's generally because male guards are more likely to try and force themselves on a female inmate than the other way around

afaik, you do have men working in female prisons. It'd likely be illegal to not allow that.

In fact, I can't find anything to suggest that men don't work in female prisons -- even though I've found many things arguing they shouldn't

This includes an attempted ACLU law brief

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/male-correction-officers-should-be-restricted-some-areas-womens-prisons-aclu-says

However, everything I've seen suggests that men do work in female prisons.

http://www.corrections.com/news/article/41108-the-role-of-the-male-correctional-worker-in-female-prisons

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