Prisoners' rights
by Susan M. Easton
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Prisoners' rights : from social death to citizenship -- The historical development of prisoners' rights : rights versus discretion -- The increasing importance of international human rights law and standards -- Prison conditions -- Procedural justice -- Contact with the outside world --The right to equality -- The prisoner as citizen : the right to vote.
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