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This undated photo provided by the Michigan Department of Corrections shows Richard A. Short. Michigan Department of Corrections spokesman Russ Marlan confirmed that RASCO CEO Richard A. Short was arrested Wednesday, March 17, 2010.

In this undated photo provided by the Montana Department of Corrections, inmate Michael Murphy is shown. In at least five cases, Murphy convinced female prison employees to have sex with him or do other illegal favors.

In this photo taken March 5, 2010, and provided by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections is Scott Krause, a former Milwaukee County Sheriff's deputy. Krause, 38, who served two combat tours before leaving the Army 17 years ago was sentenced to 18 months in prison Friday, March 5, 2010, for repeatedly punching a handcuffed suspect in the face in the back of his squad car. A study has found that many law officers struggle to readjust following combat deployments.

In this undated photo provided the Minnesota Department of Corrections, Koua Fong Lee is shown. Koua Fong Lee was convicted of criminal vehicular homicide and sentenced to eight years in prison when his 1996 Toyota Camry flew off an Interstate ramp and crashed into another car, killing three people in St. Paul, Minn. in 2006. The family of the three people killed have hired attorneys to pursue a lawsuit against the Toyota Motor Corp.

In this undated photo provided the Minnesota Department of Corrections, Koua Fong Lee is shown. Koua Fong Lee was convicted of criminal vehicular homicide and sentenced to eight years in prison when his 1996 Toyota Camry flew off an Interstate ramp and crashed into another car, killing three people in St. Paul, Minn. in 2006. The family of the three people killed have hired attorneys to pursue a lawsuit against the Toyota Motor Corp.

File - This Oct 22, 2007 photo released by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections shows convicted sex offender David Kaster. Prison investigators say Kaster worked with inmate Kenneth Shong to operate Carlingford University, a suspected diploma mill.

This Nov. 10, 2004 photo released by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections shows prison inmate Kenneth Shong. The convicted con man imprisoned in Wisconsin worked with associates outside the walls to operate a suspected diploma mill that was recruiting students for at least two years until authorities uncovered the scheme, The Associated Press has learned. Kenneth Shong, 44, helped to run "Carlingford University" while he was behind bars, according to interviews and documents obtained by AP through the state open records law. Prison authorities uncovered the scheme in late 2008, but Carlingford's Web site was taken down only this month after AP interviewed its designer.

In this undated photo provided by the Florida Department of Corrections, Martin Grossman is shown. Grossman is scheduled to be executed on Tuesday Feb. 16, 2010 for the murder of Florida Wildlife Officer Margaret "Peggy" Park. The U.S. Supreme Court refused Tuesday to block the execution of the 45-year-old man convicted of murdering a state wildlife officer in 1984 when she found him with a stolen gun.

In this undated photo provided by the Florida Department of Corrections, Martin Grossman is shown. Grossman is scheduled to be executed on Tuesday Feb. 16, 2010 for the murder of Florida Wildlife Officer Margaret "Peggy" Park. The U.S. Supreme Court refused Tuesday to block the execution of a 45-year-old man convicted of murdering a state wildlife officer in 1984 when she found him with a stolen gun.