Massachusetts Correctional Institution – Cedar Junction

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Mr. Stuart Weldon, in consideration of this offense, court orders that you be confined at MCI Cedar Junction for the term of your natural life.

To give voice to people who are downtrodden, to give a sense of respect to people who have really been at the lowest rungs of society for a very long time, to give a sense of purpose and meaning to people who are suffering from addiction and are suffering from mental health issues, to give them worth through this process, is really very special work.

I want to give credit to our team, and in particular, Assistant District Attorney Max Bennett, who pieced together a case and worked with great compassion and great fortitude to give the murder victims' families and the living victims a sense of dignity a sense of closure, a sense of justice around the horrible things that happened to them or happened to their loved ones.

It is easy for us to say, and I agree with what you're saying, but then people have jobs and families and commitments, and they have to weigh those responsibilities.

And I would agree with you, and I would tend to believe part of this, part of this wane that's going on between the Department of Corrections and the legislature, they're thinking if they don't make this change in the law, that in this particular case, the trans woman is going to become a pincushion over at Cedar Junction.

which is why there are special units to house vulnerable male prisoners within a male prison population.

But you're talking about a female and the law says if you think you're a female, you are a female.