Inmate 'Miller' faces Michigan State Prison's Behavior Clinic on charges of horserace bookmaking

The transcript discusses charges against Miller for running a bookie operation in the Upholstering department. Details of the offense include confiscated money and cigarettes. Miller pled guilty in a lower court, and the transcript explores the seriousness of the charges and the court's decision. It concludes with reflections on the actions and their consequences, along with final thoughts on the situation.

Who wrote the charge against the individual for running a bookie?

• Inspector Boucher

• Captain Smith

• Sergeant Committee

• Officer Miller

What did the individual plead in the lower court?

• Guilty

• Innocent

• No contest

• Not guilty

What was the individual given an opportunity to do before a decision was made?

• Request a new trial

• Change their plea

• Present new evidence

• Speak further on the matter

What reason did the individual give for running the bookie?

• As a hobby

• To challenge the administration

• For financial needs

• To help a friend

What was the individual's reflection on the administration's previous stance?

• It was always against bookies

• It was lenient to a certain extent

• It was too strict

• It was supportive of bookies