Every society has rules. Some are written in law books; others are whispered in corridors. In federal prison camps, the written rules—the Bureau of Prisons handbooks—are often less important than the unwritten code of conduct that governs daily life. For a new arrival, particularly one from a white-collar background, ignorance of this code can lead to social ostracization or worse....
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