"Legal Controversy Surrounds Netflix Series Filmed in Pulaski County Jail"

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A Netflix docuseries filmed inside the Pulaski County jail, "Unlocked: A Jail Experiment," has sparked controversy over its legality, with questions raised about the sheriff's authority to allow filming without proper contracts. The series, set to debut on April 10, explores giving inmates more independence, but the county judge and officials were surprised by its trailer release. Sheriff Higgins defends the experiment as a means to improve jails, while the judge raises concerns about potential legal violations and the need for further investigation.
Topics:entertainment#docuseries#legal-controversy#legality#netflix#pulaski-county-jail#sheriff-eric-higgins
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