Convicts and Judges

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Judges and convicts are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judges" instead a verb "Convicts".

Judges noun - A book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges.

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Convicts and judges are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Convicts" instead a verb "Judges".

Corrupt Corporate Executive and Corrupt Politician form a tag team in "Martin Tabert and Convict Leasing" where sheriffs, judges, lumber companies and legislators were all in a scheme to use convicts as cheap labor in lieu of slavery.

Source: Podcast / The Dollop
True, he allows abuse to occur in his prison, purposefully hires violent guards with the assumption they will harm the inmates and boost their recidivism rate (As per company policy), and bribes local judges into sending more convicts to his facility.

Source: Literature / Hollow Places
Though he allows abuse to occur in his prison, purposefully hires violent guards with the assumption they will harm the inmates and boost their recidivism rate (as per company policy), and bribes local judges into sending more convicts to his facility, he has his reasons.

Source: Anti Villain / Literature

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