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There is a lack of evening medicine. Many prisoners stayed out of their cells late at night.

Block 8 is dirty.

One prisoner tells Grady to announce his presence when walking through the corridors, so as to protect prisoner privacy. Grady also attends an NPRA meeting, at which he notes that cohesion between inmates is degrading.

Prisoners have a high degree of control over Walpole, and morale and unity are high. There are no guards in the cell block, but one prisoner reports that a guard in the control box threatened him.

Prisoners are upset that some of the cell blocks weren't opened for dinner.

Prisoners are in good spirits, but complain about medication distribution

Citizen observer describes the joy and pride prisoners have in running the prison well. He noted their appreciation for citizen observers, specifically Black observers.

Citizen observer describes the joy and pride prisoners have in running the prison well. He noted their appreciation for citizen observers, specifically black observers.

There was one incident in which a prison was found unconscious in his cell due to epilepsy.

Observer describes prisoner hostility towards guards and suspicion towards observers that are suspected to have been hired by Burke.

Most prisoners were in the auditorium at a CARCAP event. The prison as a whole is in poor condition.

The prison environment has improved in the past six weeks, though Griffin notes that there is still a ways to go. There are few guards, and the ones who are present do little.

Griffith-Mair expresses his belief in the importance of conversing with prisoners to better relate to and understand them.

Hadden records various events, such as a discussion between a prisoner and guards about his watch which had been taken in lock up.

Prisoner didn't receive medicine for urinary infection

Hamilton details the count at night, then the process of guards unlocking prisoners. Nothing much occurred.

It was an uneventful night.