Where you're locked up determines how much time you spend in solitary confinement

Thursday, October 20, 2016 - 10:21 in Mathematics & Economics

A CBC analysis shows the rate at which prison officials hold inmates in isolation fluctuates widely across the country, even when comparing prisons of the same security level. Some experts say the federal data illustrate how the system governing the practice is inadequate.

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