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It was my understanding that I was to do the treatment, then be released, says Mike Whipple, who recently participated in a 14-day hunger strike at the Minnesota Sex Offender Program s facility in Moose Lake. Twelve years later, I m still here, doing the same thing, over and over and over. So far the civil commitment program has incarcerated Whipple three times longer than the prison sentence he served. The hunger strike, which involved a dozen of the program s 737 clients, ended last week after state officials promised meetings where protesters could air their complaint that there is no clear pathway to release from their indefinite confinement. But those meetings surely will not resolve the fundamental problem with programs like this, which evade constitutional constraints by pretending that prisoners are patients.

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