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bc/cp="mw-headline" id="History">Geschichte[Living conditions The Paradise Cove was a behavioural change institution in Samoa. This was the first institution to implement the Withdrawal Scheme, which is now widely used in all states. As the prisoners reach the ground, they are placed on tier 1 - the bottom one. Always to be observed by an inmate on the top floor - even in the bath, and when they sleep, they observed other inmates on the top floor to save the shortage of intimate place.

You have to ask for your permissions, do something - talk, move, go to the toilet, etc.). Dedicated uniforms for the bottom layer - yellowness trousers. There was no eyebright interaction with other prisoners. Every layer gives the prisoner more privilege. On stage three, they could call their folks once a months, while they only had the opportunity to type at the lower floors.

In the three-part serial "Desperate Measures" by Rocky Mountain News[4], one of the former prisoners was photographed. An ex-prisoner was charged with having hired a killer to murder his own family after they sent him to the facility[5]. Legal actions were filed against the institution by former prisoner parents[6][7].

Loving the kids of Samoa, a grandpa expresses frustration that the pay was too big in comparison to the help that his grandchild got. Other of Samoa, a website that plans to reunite all former Paradise Cove prisoners in 2010.

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