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Solitary Watch was among the many co-sponsors of a public panel discussion on “Isolation Units within U.S. Prisons,” organized and hosted by the Center for Constitutional Rights, which was held in San Francisco on April 5. The following report on the event comes from David Id, a reporter and editor for San Francisco Bay Area Indymedia. You can listen […]

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Report from Panel Discussion on Prison Isolation Units

Isolation Units Within U.S. Prisons: CCR Panel Discussion in San Francisco

Cruel and Usual: U.S. Solitary Confinement

The Scott Sisters’ “Debt to Society” and the New Jim Crow

After 16 Years Behind Bars for an $11 Robbery, the Scott Sisters Will Be Free at Last

Voices from Solitary: Letters from the Hole

John Thompson Takes a Louisiana Injustice from Death Row to the Supreme Court

A Chance at Freedom for the Scott Sisters?

“I Spent 29 Years in Solitary Confinement”

Voices from the “Torture Chambers”: Solitary Confinement and Political Repression

Voices from Solitary: Life in a Pennsylvania Prison’s “Restricted Housing Unit”

Our Father Who Art in Prison

Prisoner Sent to Solitary Based on Reading Materials

Film Documents the Angola 3’s 100+ Years of Solitude

Supreme Court Decision Limits Juvenile Life Without Parole (Within Limits)

Abuse and Cover-Up in California Prisons’ “Behavior Management Units”

Voices from Solitary: New Memoir by Wilbert Rideau

Live from Death Row: 3,600 Americans Waiting Alone to Die

The Parable of Yarl’s Wood

Devices of Torture in U.S. Prisons

For Jamie Scott, an $11 Robbery in Mississippi May Carry a Death Sentence

Rastafarians Spend a Decade in Solitary for Refusing Haircuts

California Lawsuit Charges Race-Based Lockdown