Solitary: The Inside Story of Supermax Isolation and How We Can Abolish It
Terry Allen Kupers explores the inside story of supermax isolation, examining solitary confinement as a correctional practice and considering how it affects people and institutions. Solitary also presents the case for abolishing this form of confinement, making it a pointed contribution to discussions of prison reform and justice.
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Solitary examines the reality of supermax isolation and its place within the correctional system.
Drawing on the work of Terry Allen Kupers, the book considers the effects and implications of isolating people in prison.
It also explores the possibility of abolishing solitary confinement and the broader questions this raises about justice, punishment, and humane treatment.
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