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"Captive" by Todd Tarselli
Control Unit: a cell devoted to keeping prisoners in long-term isolation 23+ hours per day, with no meaningful human contact, forced idleness, sensory deprivation, and frequent harassment; conditions which the UN has determined to be torture and an abuse of human rights. In the United States there are at least 25,000 people in long-term solitary confinement. In Arizona, there are more than 1,600.
contributors
organization endorsements
individual endorsements
- Andy Silverman, James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona
solitary confinement links
resources
- Caroline Isaacs & Matthew Lowen - "Buried Alive: Solitary Confinement in Arizona's Prisons and Jails"
- National Public Radio - "Life in Solitary Confinement"
- 60 Minutes - "Supermax: A Clean Version of Hell"
- 60 Minutes - "Producer's Notebook: My Trip to Supermax"
- 60 Minutes - "The Death of Timothy Souders"
- Frontline - "The New Asylums"
- Commission on Safety and Abuse - "Confronting Confinement"
- Lorna Rhodes - "Total Confinement"
- Mary Beth Pfeiffer - "Crazy in America"
- Terry Kupers, M.D. - "Prison Madness"
- Human Rights Coalition - "Buried Alive: Against Solitary Confinement"
- Rachael Kamel & Bonnie Kerness - "The Prison Inside the Prison"
- Tucson Weekly - "Supermax"
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