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evidenceevidencetestimony2015 Federal TrialWarden John Oliver's testimony about ADXIn his Day 63 closing argument, Mellin cited Warden John Oliver's ADX testimony when describing cells, activities, approved contacts, and possible progression to greater privileges. Mellin also argued that SAMs restrictions required annual renewal and could be lifted, while acknowledging that no one could predict the future.
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Warden John Oliver's testimony about ADX

In his Day 63 closing argument, Mellin cited Warden John Oliver's ADX testimony when describing cells, activities, approved contacts, and possible progression to greater privileges. Mellin also argued that SAMs restrictions required annual renewal and could be lifted, while acknowledging that no one could predict the future.

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Mellin cited Oliver's testimony to dispute the view that life imprisonment would be worse than death, emphasizing ADX conditions and possible increased privileges while acknowledging uncertainty about the future.

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