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Prisoners and the Law

Copyright: 2001-2011
Last Updated: 11/9/2011
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Brand: Clark Boardman Callaghan
Pages: 11104
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Prisoners and the Law provides expert guidance critical to successfully handling cases involving prisoners’ legal rights. Text focuses on legal issues affecting our prison population such as AIDS, drugs, overcrowding, security, appeals, weapons, correspondence, visitation issues, and prisoner safety. Presents scholarly views on alternative policies regarding the future of prison reform, the death penalty, restitution, new correctional systems, and inmate welfare funds. Use as a resource for issues relating to private incarceration, disenfranchisement of ex-felons, and deaf prisoners’ rights. Also includes statistics on prisoners, prisons, probation, and parole.

Features

  • Comprehensive resource on prisoners’ legal rights
  • Expert guidance for handling prisoners’ rights cases
  • Identifies current prisoners’ rights issues
  • In-depth articles, written by leading authorities, on the background, development, and current status of the law
  • Includes prisoner, prison, probation, and parole statistics

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