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revolutionary violence and imperiled the lives of the prisoners. Beto lost the lawsuit and was ordered to pay $ 10,291 to Jalet and the prisoners and $ 27,825 for their attorney fees, with the judge commenting that "...Beto instituted reprisals against Mrs. Cruz and … her clients, for reasons unrelated to considerations of proper prison administration."
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assisted Fred Cruz and other prisoners in planning legal challenges to the TDC system. Beto banned her from the TDC units on two occasions, but court orders forced the TDC to let her back in. Beto then arranged to have three trustees sue Jalet in federal court; the lawsuit said that Jalet incited
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Beto was a master of publicity and was well-regarded by the media for his modernization of prisons. However, he faced accusations of cruel and unusual punishment of prisoners and denial of prisoners' access to their attorneys.
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In his career, he greatly expanded the industry of prison-manufactured goods and oversaw the construction of new prison facilities. Beto advocated for the establishing a school district serving prisoners; in 1969, the
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in Huntsville for several years. Upon retirement from that position, he moved to Austin, where he died about a year later of a heart attack. Beto is buried in the
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prisoner, Fred Cruz. In early 1972, Beto announced that he planned to resign from TDC but was still director on June 29, 1972, at the beginning of the lawsuit
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Robert T. Chase, We Are Not Slaves: State Violence, Coerced Labor, and Prisoners Rights in Postwar America, University of North Carolina Press, 2020
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Walking George: The Life of George John Beto and the Rise of the Modern Texas Prison System
174: 74: 24: 77:, in 1930 and completed the six-year pre-seminary program in five years. He then attended 8: 90: 364: 276: 138: 130: 82: 78: 369: 341: 110: 232: 157: 62: 66: 415: 102: 46: 218: 143: 41:, a professor, and a Lutheran minister. He was previously the president of 117:. During his career, Beto received awards for his management of the TDC. 377: 246: 85:, from 1935 to 1937, interrupting his study for the ministry to attend 19: 389: 190: 240: 152: 38: 129:
Toward the end of Beto's career as the head of TDC, attorney
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https://uncpress.org/book/9781469653570/we-are-not-slaves/
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Beto was appointed to the Texas Prison Board in 1953 by
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Texas tough : the rise of America's prison empire
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He then served as a professor of criminal justice at
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The Love Story That Upended the Texas Prison System
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Texas State Cemetery
Texas Department of Corrections
penology
Concordia Lutheran College
Austin
Concordia Theological Seminary
Hysham, Montana
Lena, Illinois
Concordia College
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis, Missouri
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso, Indiana
Allan Shivers
Texas Legislature
Windham School District
Frances Freeman Jalet
U.S. Supreme Court
Cruz v. Beto
Free Exercise
Buddhist
Ruiz v. Estelle
Sam Houston State University
Texas State Cemetery
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Beto Unit
Louis C. Powledge Unit
Anderson County

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