Harold Cunningham

Harold Sean Cunningham, age 65, West Chicago, IL View Details

Cities: Pembroke GA Possible Relatives: Evelyn H Cunningham, Glen A Cunningham, Harry R Cunningham

Harold H Cunningham, Birmingham, AL View Details

Cities: Pembroke GA

Harold Cunningham, age 54, Pembroke, GA View Details

Locations: Pembroke GA

Harold H Cunningham, Birmingham, AL View Details

Locations: Pembroke GA

Harold V Cunningham, age 50s View Details

Possible Relatives: Danny Lee Cunningham, David E Cunningham, Devon Cunningham

Harold J Cunningham, age 70s, Billerica, MA View Details

Locations: Billerica MA, Orono ME Possible Relatives: Tracey L Clement, Casey Cunningham, Daniel J Cunningham

Harold W Cunningham View Details

Address:***** Cahone Trl, Austin, TX. Phone Number: (281) 456-****

Harold W Cunningham View Details

Address:***** Park Ave, Apt 916, Cincinnati, OH. Phone Number: (513) 221-****

Supermax: The Faces of a Prison's Mentally Ill - The Atlantic

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Harold Cunningham: At age 41, Cunningham is serving a life sentence plus 380 years for a series of crimes, including murders and robberies. In 1996, representing himself in a state trial, he ...

An Introduction - Prison Radio

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Harold Cunningham is a former prisoner who sued the Federal Bureau of Prisons for abuse and torture in solitary confinement. He shares his story and advocates for mental health treatment and reform in this Prison Radio commentary.

United States of America, Appellee, v. Harold Cunningham and Percy ...

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On April 13, 1995, Appellants Harold Cunningham and Percy Barron, together with codefendant Billy Richardson, were charged, pursuant to both federal and District of Columbia law in a 68-count indictment, with a series of armed robberies, assaults, and murders committed over a 139-day period in the summer of 1993. The indictment charged ...

D.C. Jail Inmates Win Debate With Students Over Life Without Parole

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Harold Cunningham was imprisoned up more than three decades ago and told he would never be released after committing a string of armed robberies and murders. On Friday, he stood in a courtroom again, but not in connection with his case. Cunningham and a dozen other Washington, D.C., inmates had gathered to do something unusual: debate in a federal courtroom against four students from James ...

Inside ADX Supermax: "A Bloody Nightmare" - Solitary Watch

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Harold Cunningham, ADX Control Unit, 12 Years in Solitary. Harold Cunningham, 43, is the lead plaintiff of the federal lawsuit demanding constitutionally adequate mental health care in ADX. Cunningham is serving a life sentence and has been at the ADX Control Unit since 2001. Suffering from mental health issues since the age of ten, he has ...

Inside Voices: I Got Mental Health Treatment, Now I Help Others

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The following is a personal essay from Harold Cunningham, who was a lead plaintiff in a class action lawsuit that revealed the Bureau of Prisons' illegal practice of confining mentally ill ...

Cunningham v. Federal Bureau of Prisons - Wikipedia

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Cunningham v. Federal Bureau of Prisons was a federal class-action lawsuit against the Federal Bureau of Prisons and officials who run ADX Florence, a supermax prison in Fremont County, Colorado.In 2012, 11 inmates filed the suit, originally named Bacote v.Federal Bureau of Prisons. [1] [2] The suit alleged chronic abuse, failure to properly diagnose, and neglect of prisoners who are seriously ...

PDF Former Congressman Cunningham Sentenced to More Than 8 Years in Prison

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Court ordered Cunningham to forfeit an additi onal $1,851,508 in U.S. currency, based upon cash paym ents he received during the conspiracy. Fi nally, Mr. Cunningham has forfeited hi s entire interest in the following property: Cunningham's Rancho Santa Fe residence and more than a dozen pieces of antiques, furniture, and Persian-style rugs.

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