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Mrs. Clinton said she raised the issues of jailed democracy activists, attacks on religious groups and curbs on social-networking Web sites during a meeting with Vietnam's deputy prime minister, Pham Gia Khiem.

He raised the issue of jailed Chinese dissidents and said about Syria, "We strongly disagreed with China and Russia's veto of a resolution against the unconscionable violence being perpetrated" by the government.

Separately, the county is in the process of setting up an inspector general's office for the sheriff's department, at the recommendation of a temporary citizens commission that recently reviewed issues of jail violence.

"We discussed many issues of national reality," Archbishop García said, including the plight of jailed dissidents.

Supervisor Gloria Molina accused Baca of failing to adequately explain a number of jail issues, including why mentally ill inmates who act disruptively would be housed with the general jail population.

On Monday, Nasheed issued a statement accusing Yameen of jailing all opposition leaders and cracking down "on anyone who dares to oppose or criticise him".

And on the topic of jail, HIV remains a serious issue.

Campaign ads by Kernan and the Democratic Party attempted to tie Daniels to number of issues—his jail time for marijuana use; a stock sale leading to speculations of insider trading; and, because of his role at Eli Lilly, the high cost of prescription drugs.

"Canada's criminal law does not give people with mental health issues a get-out-of-jail-free card," says criminal defense lawyer Michael Spratt.

The issue of "get-out-of-jail" cards for IRA fugitives wanted for murder has become one of the most controversial issues from the past to haunt the Northern Ireland peace process.

"Cuts to Icac are nothing more than the NSW government attempting to issue a get-out-of-jail-free card for itself and all its business mates," Little said.