J- https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/magazine/1991/02/24/the-great-silver-spring-monkey-debate/25d3cc06-49ab-4a3c-afd9-d9eb35a862c3/?utm_term=.b5809aae0e00

Question 1

J1- conditions

Answer 1

• There were 17 of them, each in a small cage that hadn’t been cleaned for days. Several of the monkeys had bitten off fingers, and some had chewed into their limbs, leaving raw, open wounds the size of silver dollars, wounds that were covered with filthy bandages or not covered at all.

Question 2

J2- Pachevos involvement

Answer 2

• Pacheco decided to document the conditions in the lab.
• In early September, Pacheco, aided by a sympathetic local lawyer, took his photos and affidavits to the police, persuading Swain and his superiors to obtain a warrant to search the lab.