carl williams and stuff like that. so as stuff was going on, i was showing it to them real time so they could see what was going on. essentially, people stopped pleading guilty to these rule infractions and we started doing, you know, writ of certoris on it and they couldn't fim up the bed space in the segregation unit. think about it. what is in segregation? it's beds. what does wisconsin have a problem with? overcrowding. somebody was going to the hole. it's like a ticket quota system and it happens real life, real time inside of these institutions. >> so let's jump into the -- the book is two parts. the first half discusses your experience as a victim of the criminal justice system and the second half discusses your journey to become an advocate within the system. i don't know where to begin talking about your -- the injustice that you suffered. what stands out to me at least is the way that the criminal justice part happened. >> yeah. >> you -- the background is that you have gone to a party. despite witnesses and

this is carl barker and william from the firm. and said we need to find places for seven buildings. that was it. so they said, okay, we can put your seven buildings here. and this is kind of disturbing if you're somebody who loves historic campus design. what you start to see is the patterns completely just have broken down instantly. and you understand how building something so specific on top of a ridge is essentially a pattern that you cannot perpetuate. you're up on a hill. what they did and i think it's easy to criticize them, but this is suburbia, basically. this is the on set of the suburban campus where you're building lab buildings, which are bigger than the buildings than ever before, and they're adding roads to accommodate the new buildings. so duke is not unique in this. many, many, many university campuses have faced these same issues. so that was it. but they worked all through the '50s. here are three surface parking lots they did, which is again frustrating, but it's the reality of the work. they were solving problems, problems landscape architecs helped to solve was

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