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No human contact : solitary confinement, maximum security, and two inmates who changed the system / Pete Earley.

Earley, Pete, (author.).

Summary:
"Pulitzer Prize finalist Pete Earley takes readers inside the criminal justice system, examining the brutal lives of those in solitary confinement in an eye opening narrative of reprehensible crime, draconian punishment, and seemingly impossible reform in the harshest depths of the country's most dangerous prisons"-- Provided by publisher.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780806541884
  • ISBN: 0806541881
  • Physical Description: viii, 289 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
  • Publisher: New York : Citadel Press, 2023.
Subject: Solitary confinement > United States > History.
Prisons > United States > History.
Fountain, Clayton Anthony, 1955-2004.
Silverstein, Thomas.

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Albright Memorial Library 365.644 EARLEY (Text) 50686016292851 Adult Nonfiction Available -
Collinsville Community Library Adults 365 EAR Nonfiction (Text) 34259000496507 Main Room Available -
Glatfelter Memorial Library Adults 365 EAR Nonfiction (Text) 34216001019043 Adult Area Available -

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