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Mass Incarceration On Trial A Remarkable Court Decision And The Future Of Prisons In America Jonathan Simon

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Mass Incarceration On Trial A Remarkable Court Decision And The Future Of Prisons In America Jonathan Simon
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Publisher: The Free Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.34 MB
Pages: 225
Author: Jonathan Simon
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Mass Incarceration On Trial A Remarkable Court Decision And The Future Of Prisons In America Jonathan Simon by Jonathan Simon instant download after payment.

The book that shows how a radical Supreme Court ruling on overcrowding in California prisons may mark the beginning of the end of mass incarceration in America
In this “impassioned plea for human dignity” (Kirkus Reviews) Jonathan Simon—called “one of the outstanding criminologists of his generation” by Nikolas Rose of the London School of Economics—charts a surprising path to end mass incarceration in America. Using the landmark Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Plata on overcrowding in California prisons as his starting point, Simon suggests that incarcerating people on a “mass” scale simply cannot be accomplished in comportment with the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.

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