Part two of a report on allegations of torture in the Special Management Unit, o

Part two of a report on allegations of torture in the Special Management Unit, or Supermax, at Maine\u27s state prison in Warren. Martin Magnusson, the state\u27s corrections commissioner, acknowledged that conditions need to be improved, but many are skeptical of his vow to reform. The 2001 creation of the new Warren prison, which was built around the Supermax, caused many serious problems which have yet to be addressed. With comments by Barry Pretzel, a Rockland attorney whose clients have included Supermax prisoners; Craig McEwen, a sociology professor and academic dean at Bowdoin College, and a long-time critic of Maine\u27s prisons; and Peter Lehman, a sociologist who himself is on probation after spending five years at the former Maine State Prison in Thomaston