No Human Contact: Solitary Confinement, Maximum Security, and Two Inmates Who Changed the System
by Pete Earley
Pete Earley examines solitary confinement and maximum-security imprisonment through the experiences of two inmates. No Human Contact considers the human consequences of isolation and the institutional forces surrounding it, while tracing how these individuals became connected to efforts that changed the prison system.
About This Book
No Human Contact examines solitary confinement within the maximum-security prison system.
The book focuses on the experiences of two inmates and the conditions surrounding their incarceration.
Through this focus, Pete Earley explores the human and institutional consequences of isolation.
It offers a look at a prison system shaped by security, confinement, and the possibility of reform.
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