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This Tuesday, July 3, 2012 photo shows razor wire at the maximum-security Mount Olive Correctional Center in Mount Olive, W.Va. In southern West Virginia, they often go to the coal mines. In the northern counties, they go to the oil and gas industry. But everywhere, corrections officers are fleeing the state's regional jails and prisons for better-paying jobs. With the 49th-lowest starting salary in the nation, it's no surprise. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
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“When a blind person would be required to grieve it would be hard to do that without relying on another incarcerated person or the staff member they want to grieve about.”
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