The Marion Experiment: Long-Term Solitary Confinement and the Supermax Movement (Elmer H Johnson & Carol Holmes Johnson Series in Criminology)

Synopsis

The Marion Experiment Combines Academic Research With Personal Accounts By Prisoners To Investigate Solitary Confinement And Supermax Prisons. Usp Marion Became A Model For Supermax Prisons, With Many Other Prison Systems--in The U.s. And Abroad--copying The Special Architectural And Program Innovations There-- Foreword: The Phenomenon Of Usp Marion / Greg Newbold -- Introduction / Stephen C. Richards -- The Politicization Of The Hole In Indiana And Missouri / Jon Marc Taylor -- The Realities Of Special Housing Units In The Federal Bureau Of Prisons / Seth Ferranti -- Going To The Hole In California: Cauldron Of Solitude / Eugene Dey -- The Boy Scout In Solitary At Usp Lompoc / Brian Edward Malnes -- Long-term Solitary Segregation In The United States And Canada / Gregory J. Mcmaster -- Theorizing Marionization And The Supermax Prison Movement / Kevin I. Minor And Marisa M. Baumgardner -- Female Prisoners And Solitary Confinement / Dennis J. Stevens -- The Scene Of The Crime: Children In Solitary Confinement / Christopher Bickel -- Colorado Supermax Study: What The Critics Say And The Future Holds / Russ Immarigeon -- Revisiting The Mental Health Effects Of Solitary Confinement On Prisoners In Supermax Units: A Psychological Jurisprudence Perspective / Bruce A. Arrigo And Heather Y. Bersot -- Doing Hard Time In The United Kingdom / David Honeywell -- Solitary Confinement And Convict Segregation In French Prisons / Martine Herzog-evans -- Israeli Maximum-security Prisons / Lior Gideon, Dror Walk, And Tomer Carmel -- Conclusion: Rethinking Prisons In The 21st Century / Stephen C. Richards. Edited By Stephen C. Richards. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.