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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Solitary confinement"”.
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SOCIAL DEPRIVATION AND SOLITARY CONFINEMENT
<p> Solitary confinement is one of the most enduring, severe, and restrictive prison practices that has been widely debated since its inception in the early 19th century. Across the United States, the development of supermaximum prison facilities and the use of solitary confinement have become …
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Inside the Juvenile Justice System
… the dangers (and the ultimate removal) of solitary confinement in juvenile facilities is examined, as well as, the use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and alternate methods of rehabilitation, such as animal therapy and Mindfulness Meditation.</p>
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Growth performance blood parameters and meat quality in finishing Dohne Merino Lambs reared under single - or paired-pen Housing
… Dohne Merino lambs reared under two types of confinement. Twenty four lambs with an average body weight of 25 .8 ± 2. 7 kg were used. The lambs were randomly assigned to four treatment combinations: single-pen housing with no extra vitamin E-selenium supplementation, single-pen housing with …
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The Making of Blindness in Ontario: Incarceration and Class Formation, 1872–1926
… where punishments like whippings and beatings, solitary confinement, and material deprivation were commonplace. Educational opportunities were haphazard and irregular, while living and working conditions were uncomfortable, bordering on intolerable. Biomedical understandings of blindness …
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The psychological effects of detention with particular reference to the South African political detainee
… variables likely to be operative are considered. Solitary confinement, torture, interrogation, reactions to severe stress situations, and uncertainty, unpredictability and uncontrollability are given separate discussion, prior to an at tempt to con sider the interaction of these variables in the …
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Capital punishment in South Asia (India, Pakistan and Bangladesh): a legal analysis
… in cells for many years under the conditions of solitary confinement in contravention to guidelines of the domestic courts and law commissions. The pain of death row in the Indian subcontinent is exacerbated due to the denial of fundamental rights to prisoners in the name of safekeeping. As part …
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Surveillance: The Digital Dark Side
… prison. To live entirely in public is a form of solitary confinement. (Atwood 1)<a title="">[1]</a></p> <p>When characters like Mae and real life users are being conditioned by technology to think and act a certain way, the human aspect, in all its nuance and complexity, is in danger of being …
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‘Spered in an hous aloone’: Enduring Spiritual Enclosure in the Middle Ages
… doctoral thesis offers a new consideration of solitary spiritual enclosure in England in the Middle Ages (c. 1080-1525). It examines texts written for and by medieval cell-dwellers – particularly anchorites and Carthusians – to explore three broad areas of research. Firstly, it picks apart the …
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Prison Sights: Carceral Counter-Visions in Documentary Film
… 3, who collectively spent over 100 years in solitary confinement. I argue that as Angola operates as both a prison and tourist site, it paradoxically positions the public as distanced spectators from the racialized bodies of the prison, even as visitors come into their proximity. I then …
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Prison Segregation: The Limits of Law and Legal Reform
… Act 1779 which called for the use of solitary imprisonment, accompanied by labour and religious instruction (London Metropolitan Archives, 2018). Although a long-standing tradition of the English penal system, very little research explores segregation in English prisons. In fact, this …