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Center for Immigrants' Rights Clinic - Imprisoned Justice, Penn State Law, 2017

Publication • May 8, 2017

Filed under: Corrections Corporation of America/CoreCivic, GEO Group/Wackenhut, Food/Commissary (Private Prisons), Prison Labor, Hunger Strikes, Totality of Conditions, Food, Eighth Amendment, Water, Sanitation, Hygiene Supplies, Prisoner Legal Assistance, Legal Materials, Immigration, Telephone Access, Control Units/SHU/Solitary Confinement, Mental Health, First Amendment

clients have included the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), American Immigration Council (AIC), Human Rights First, Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), National Guest worker Alliance (NGA), and National ...

Toxic Sweat Shops - How UNICOR Prison Recycling Harms Workers, Communities, the Environment, and the Recycling Industry, CEH, 2006

Publication • August 26, 2016

Filed under: Work, Prison Industries

responsible recycling businesses....................................................................6 Clean, Secure, and Efficient Demanufacturing Processes...................................34 I ...

WA Contract with AT&T & RFP Part 3 1992

Kickback publication

Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Rates

establishments and. is organized into strategic Business Units (SBUs), each distinguished by unique service offerings to the consumer market. '!he. traditional SBUs include Domestic Consumer Long Distance r Card ...

Torture in Healthcare Settings, CHRHL, 2013

Publication • August 3, 2016

Filed under: Medical, Medical Experiments/Exploitation, Consent to Treatment, Mental Health, Failure to Treat (Mental Illness), Involuntary Treatment/Drugging, Transgender Medical Procedures

rights in business and more. The Center seeks to enhance the understanding and implementation of human rights and humanitarian law globally. The Center’s Anti-Torture Initiative (ATI) was created in 2012 ...

Solutions: American Leaders Speak Out on Criminal Justice, Brennan Center for Justice, 2015

Publication • August 4, 2016

Filed under: Organizing, Advocacy, Prison Reform, Crime/Demographics, Cost of Prison Systems, Sentencing, Alternative Sentencing, Control Units/SHU/Solitary Confinement, Police

and barriers to obtaining a job, business licenses, housing, education, and public benefits. That is why our state and federal prisons have become revolving doors, with two of every three former offenders ...

Annual Report, 2012

Annual report • December 31, 2012

30 years, including seven as a foreign correspondent in Africa and Europe, before retiring so she could embrace her current work. Peter Sussman – Peter Y. Sussman is an author and freelance journalist ...

Convergence - Special Operations Forces and Civilian Law Enforcement, Joint Special Operations University, 2010

Publication • February 18, 2016

Filed under: Military, Police

Reference Manual, March 2009 The Arabian Gulf and Security Policy: The Past as Present, the Present as Future, April 2009, Roby C. Barrett Africa: Irregular Warfare on the Dark Continent, May 2009, John B ...

A Human Rights Approach to Prison Management - Handbook for Prison Staff, ICPS - Coyle, 2002

Publication • August 3, 2016

Filed under: Guards/Staff, Staff Training

ministries which have oversight of prison issues, as well as intergovernmental agencies such as the United Nations, the Council of Europe, the Organisation of American States, the African Union ...

Human Rights in Brazil, Network for Social Justice and Human Rights, 2007

Publication • July 28, 2016

Filed under: Statistics/Trends, International

for survival. Included among these attacks are: 9 H UMAN RIGHTS IN BRAZIL 2007 the devastating effect of agri-business on family-run agriculture; the perverse effect of marketing water on the ways of life ...

Punishing Protest - Government Tactics that Suppress Free Speech, National Lawyers Guild, 2007

Publication • February 25, 2016

Filed under: First Amendment, Police

everyday uniform, it’s just regular everyday business.” He went on to cite experiences in Northern Ireland where they have learned that “when ofﬁcers come dressed in tactical equipment, it incites the crowds ...

Journal 6-3

Publication

Filed under: Magazines, ACLU National Prison Project Journal

enrolls them in a residential or outpatient drug treatment program. In addition to the treatment, there is at least one face-to-face visit per week, individual and group counselling, and job training ...

Terrorism Threat Assessment, Virginia Fusion Center, 2009

Publication • February 10, 2016

Filed under: Crime/Demographics, War on Terror

diverse populations with cultural ties to the Middle East, the horn of Africa, Southeast Asia, and other areas heavily impacted by terrorist activities. While the vast majority of these individuals are law ...

Nc Journal Article-prison Phone Rates - 2007

Publication

Filed under: Telephones

, 429 n.7 (2005) (“I may get two to three collect calls a week from inmates. One month, my collect calls from prisoners was [sic] over $500 a month. . . . It’s cheaper to call Africa or Europe.”) (quoting ...

Restoring the Right to Vote, Brennan Center for Justice, 2008

Publication • August 9, 2016

Filed under: Organizing, Voting

Council for their helpful comments. The Center thanks the Carnegie Corporation of New York, Educational Foundation of America, Ford Foundation, JEHT Foundation, Open Society Institute, and an anonymous ...

UNODC, Handbook on Dynamic Security and Prison Intelligence, 2015

Publication • December 1, 2015

Filed under: Cell Searches, Prison/Common Area Searches, Visitor Searches, Videotaping, Security Systems, Terrorism, Telephone Monitoring, Mail, Staff Training

; Kampala Declaration on Prison Conditions in Africa, Recommendations 1-3; Recommendation CM/Rec(2014)3 of the Committee of Ministers to member States concerning dangerous offenders, Adopted by the Committee ...

Race, Crime, and Punishment – Breaking the Connection in America, Aspen Institute, 2011

Publication • August 9, 2016

Filed under: Discrimination, Racial Discrimination

in communities with disproportionate numbers of residents going in and out of prison—by way of education, job creation, mental health and addiction treatment, and other services to prevent parole and probation ...

2020 Annual Report of the Prison Environmental Justice Project

Publication • 2020

Filed under: Environmental Law, Environmental Laws/Issues

environments for people of color, immigrants, Indigenous peoples, and working class communities, including the Central Coast Climate Justice Network, Community Environmental Council, Global Action Research ...

Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v. Inclusive Communities Project, SCOTUS, Opinion, Housing Tax Credits, 2015

Brief • June 25, 2015

Filed under: Discrimination, Tax Law, Fair Housing Act

with a “manifest relationship” to job performance. Id., at 432; see also Ricci, 557 U. S., at 587–589 (emphasizing the importance of the business necessity defense to disparate-impact liability). On the facts before ...

Gaming the System – How the Political Strategies of Private Prison Companies Promote Ineffective Incarceration Policies, Justice Policy Institute, 2011

Publication • August 19, 2016

Filed under: Private Prisons

encompassing approximately 80,600 beds in the United States, Australia, South Africa, and the United Kingdom.32 The U.S. Corrections Business Unit is the company’s founding operating unit and accounts for over ...

Illinois Disproportionate Justice Impact Study Commission Final Report 2010

Publication

Filed under: Discrimination, Racial Discrimination

involvement. Also representing the greater community, a local business owner recommended the creation of a special class of contracting provisions, similar to current minority- and women-owned business ...