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He was then elected Inspector of State Prisons from 1854 to 1856, followed by warden of Auburn Prison from 1860 to 1864.

These mid-century debates between the independently-operating Prison Association and publicly-elected Inspectors of State Prisons reveal important lessons about the divisions of power and interest in prison management.

In 1871, he was elected State Prison Inspector again, this time on the Republican instead of the Whig ticket.

The document was submitted to the Legislature during the period when inspectors were elected.

But the threat of war appears to be having an effect on the agency's staffing -- dozens of inspectors have elected to leave the country in recent days.

Now that Trump has been elected president, the role of inspectors general could potentially shift, as several potential agency heads appear to be opposed to the core mission of the agencies they wish to lead.

The new commission would be required to refer any breaches of its own confidentiality, such as leaks to the press or to elected officials, to the state inspector general.

If you were elected as delegate BEFORE the Inspector General's Report you can say you withheld judgment until further information has become available.

At the center of their debate was the constitutional amendment of 1846 which made the inspector a state-wide elected position.

This is only the latest political debacle for Hollande, who, since being elected in May of 2012, has become the Inspector Clouseau of French politics.

She told Mrs. Gelb that if elected, she would press for more city inspectors to issue summonses.