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ricts, particularly in states with fewer facilities or larger geographic areas where the nearest center might be several hundred miles away. Judge Edmund Sargus of the Southern District of Ohio said it was a real "stumper" when in July the government ended its contract with the Alvis facility serving the Da

for the Great Lakes Recovery Center in Marquette, Michigan, which had been in operation for 30 years, left the geographically isolated community in the Upper Peninsula without a reentry center for federal inmates. The federal judges in the affected judicial districts were not consulted, and apparently no provision

ricts, particularly in states with fewer facilities or larger geographic areas where the nearest center might be several hundred miles away. Judge Edmund Sargus of the Southern District of Ohio said it was a real "stumper" when in July the government ended its contract with the Alvis facility serving the Da

for the Great Lakes Recovery Center in Marquette, Michigan, which had been in operation for 30 years, left the geographically isolated community in the Upper Peninsula without a reentry center for federal inmates. The federal judges in the affected judicial districts were not consulted, and apparently no provision

ricts, particularly in states with fewer facilities or larger geographic areas where the nearest center might be several hundred miles away. Judge Edmund Sargus of the Southern District of Ohio said it was a real "stumper" when in July the government ended its contract with the Alvis facility serving the Da

for the Great Lakes Recovery Center in Marquette, Michigan, which had been in operation for 30 years, left the geographically isolated community in the Upper Peninsula without a reentry center for federal inmates. The federal judges in the affected judicial districts were not consulted, and apparently no provision