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This study examines US popular support for mechanisms that provide early release and “second chances” for individuals serving long-term prison sentences.

A tale of “second chances”: an experimental examination of popular support for early release mechanisms that reconsider long-term prison sentences

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10.1007/978-3-030-68759-5_22

We explore the nature, experience, and impact of these losses among young life-sentenced prisoners, concluding that whilst relational pains represent an equaliser across generational gaps in the long-term prisoner population, the temporal and deprivation-centered challenges of a life sentence—particularly in the initial years—interact in a uniquely painful way with young age.

The Pains of Life Imprisonment During Late Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood

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10.1108/ijhrh-08-2020-0071

Practical implications Policy reforms in Philippine places of detention must include application of community standards on physical and mental health, implementation of emergency release and application of non-custodial measures for long-term prison decongestion.

Articulating key obligations of states to persons deprived of liberty under a right to health framework: the Philippine case study

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10.1177/26326663211013703

Using ethnographic data on the everyday lives of prisoners sentenced to indefinite incarceration in Switzerland, this article explores long-term prisoners’ sensory perceptions of the outside world, in particular through hearing, seeing and smelling.

Sensing freedom: Insights into long-term prisoners’ perceptions of the outside world

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10.3390/ijerph18115528

Digital skills training is also needed in order to support digital inclusion, especially for older and long-term prisoners.

Prisoners as Users of Digital Health Care and Social Welfare Services: A Finnish Attitude Survey

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10.1080/15265161.2021.1891333

However, legal mechanisms currently exist that can help bring immediate relief to these offenders serving long-term prison sentences for drug-related crimes by creating opportunities for their early release.

“Second Chance” Mechanisms as a First Step to Ending the War on Drugs

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10.1007/s11292-021-09466-x

Objectives This study examines US popular support for mechanisms that provide early release and “second chances” for individuals serving long-term prison sentences.

A tale of “second chances”: an experimental examination of popular support for early release mechanisms that reconsider long-term prison sentences

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10.7176/jlpg/91-13

A separate list of long term prisoners was compiled from the records of capital offence and other offences who have served jail term of over ten years or have been in remand for ten years and then the sample size was picked in proportionate to the population in each prison institution from the list.

Health Related Reforms as a Predictor of Change of Behavior Among Inmates. A Study of Correctional Facilities in Kenya

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10.7176/ppar/9-11-05

A separate list of long term prisoners was compiled from the records of capital offence and other offences who have served jail term of over ten years or have been in remand for ten years and then the sample size was picked in proportionate to the population in each prison institution from the list.

Educational Programmes as Key Variable Towards Change of Behavior Among Inmates in Correctional Facilities in Kenya

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Long Term Prison - This study examines US popular support for mechanisms that provide early release and “second chances” for individuals serving long-term prison sentences. [1] We explore the nature, experience, and impact of these losses among young life-sentenced prisoners, concluding that whilst relational pains represent an equaliser across generational gaps in the long-term prisoner population, the temporal and deprivation-centered challenges of a life sentence—particularly in the initial years—interact in a uniquely painful way with young age. [2] Practical implications Policy reforms in Philippine places of detention must include application of community standards on physical and mental health, implementation of emergency release and application of non-custodial measures for long-term prison decongestion. [3] Using ethnographic data on the everyday lives of prisoners sentenced to indefinite incarceration in Switzerland, this article explores long-term prisoners’ sensory perceptions of the outside world, in particular through hearing, seeing and smelling. [4] Digital skills training is also needed in order to support digital inclusion, especially for older and long-term prisoners. [5] However, legal mechanisms currently exist that can help bring immediate relief to these offenders serving long-term prison sentences for drug-related crimes by creating opportunities for their early release. [6] Objectives This study examines US popular support for mechanisms that provide early release and “second chances” for individuals serving long-term prison sentences. [7] A separate list of long term prisoners was compiled from the records of capital offence and other offences who have served jail term of over ten years or have been in remand for ten years and then the sample size was picked in proportionate to the population in each prison institution from the list. [8] A separate list of long term prisoners was compiled from the records of capital offence and other offences who have served jail term of over ten years or have been in remand for ten years and then the sample size was picked in proportionate to the population in each prison institution from the list. [9]
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