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Private prison companies look to Canada as industry faces lawsuits in US
19 Jun 2012:US states are beginning to rely less on privately run prisons, but Canada may be a land of opportunity for the two biggest firms
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21 Jun 2012:
Sadhbh Walshe: Given US prisons' elevated HIV/Aids rates, especially among African Americans, it serves public health to provide treatment
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19 Jun 2012:
James Ridgeway and Jean Casella: For the first time, legislators are considering the plight of the tens of thousands of US citizens tortured by solitary confinement
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19 Jun 2012:
Government finds staff misconduct at Walnut Grove among the 'worst that we have seen in any facility anywhere in the nation'
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19 Jun 2012:
US states are beginning to rely less on privately run prisons, but Canada may be a land of opportunity for the two biggest firms
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14 Jun 2012:
Chief inspector of probation's review raises concerns that electronic tagging has become indiscriminate
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5 Jun 2012:
Denying voting rights to criminals who receive a custodial sentence is dehumanising and hinders rehabilitation
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31 May 2012:
Ian Birrell: In Britain we feel the need to talk tough on crime when all the evidence suggest that this is the politics of the madhouse
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29 May 2012: Rosalind English: Monsters are born, not made: the latest round in the debate about criminal responsibility questions the very existence of intuitive morality
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29 May 2012: Personal budgets such as those used in the social care sector could give ex-offenders the independence they need to create a life beyond prison
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