Circumstances in IK-32 are relatively favorable, and neither prisoners nor human rights monitors have filed complaints about its conditions.

Three Corl faces were crowded at the nearest window, watching Garric and the other prisoners file past.

And she came, day after day, to the Palais de Justice to watch the prisoners file into the hall, there to receive their sentence of death.

The prisoners were filing out of the building and were being hustled into the cart.

The 11th Circuit has ruled that prisoners can file anything they want in federal court as long as they pay a filing fee.

The reason given for the legislation was that prisoners file frivolous lawsuits.

The prisoners filed casually to their usual seats and fell into roles honed over long months of testimony.

When prisoners filed complaints, the guards started waking them every half hour.

The search over, the prisoners filed into the big stone building, which was full of cages floored with straw.

In 1982, prisoners filed a class-action lawsuit against the prison, charging that their rights to receive mail were being violated.