The group--formerly known as the American Trial Lawyers Association--criticized the Chamber for using a polling method that failed to discriminate between uninformed opinion and actual data about states like West Virginia.

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The general secretary of the Secondary Heads' Association, John Dunford, said he was unhappy with some aspects of the method used.

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That method permits prisoners to have considerable time out of their cells and freedom of association at the risk of being shot if they misbehave.

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