Across: |
| 2. | Half become reduced sentences because of over___ed prisons. |
| 3. | I would do many things to teach these ___s a lesson. |
| 4. | There is an eye for an eye, and a ___ for a ___. |
| 5. | Too many ___s are soft on criminals. |
| 9. | We don't have to worry about prisoners using utensils to ___ guards. |
| 11. | We don't have to worry about prisoners using utensils to injure ___s. |
| 12. | Let the jerks ___ in the winter and bake in the summer. |
| 13. | Too many judges are ___ on criminals. |
| 17. | And no crunchy peanut butter--only the cheap ___. |
| 18. | Half of the full sentences become reduced because of "good ___." |
| 20. | No ___ knows for sure. |
| 23. | Let the ___s freeze in the winter and bake in the summer. |
| 24. | Even criminals understand ___ pain. |
| 26. | And no ___ bottled water, either. |
| 27. | Change the law so that there is an ___ for an ___. |
| 28. | If I were ___, I would do many things. |
| 29. | They would get one peanut butter and ___ sandwich. |
| 30. | Let the jerks freeze in the winter and ___ in the summer. |
| 31. | Even criminals understand physical ___. |
| 33. | And no organic peanut butter, either--only the ___ stuff. |
| 34. | "The problem," said a police ___, "is that punishment is not swift enough." |
| 36. | Their only beverage would be ___. |
| 39. | This way we don't have to worry about prisoners using ___s. |
| 41. | Half of the ___s result in reduced or full sentences. |
| 42. | "The problem," said a ___ officer, "is that punishment is not swift enough." |
| 43. | "The problem," said Earp, "is that punishment is not ___ enough." |