Titlebook: Imprisonment Today; Current Issues in th Simon Backett (Research Psychiatrist),John McNeill Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Jailing and Bailing: Understanding Bail and Custodial Remand in Scotland, England and Wales,ces of those involved in day-to-day prison administration have traditionally concentrated upon the long-term convicted prison population, whilst those engaged in penological discourse have adopted this prioritisation in their own work. Criminology has wholly characterised prisons as places of punish

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Suicide and Stress in Prison: Implications for a Preventive Strategy,many of the central issues remain unanswered, a fact in itself that may explain why research into the subject continues. At an individual level the most immediate questions are why the death occurred and whether prevention was possible. When a suicide takes place in prison similar questions are aske

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The Role of the Psychiatrist in the Penal System,ychiatric practice are now involved in forensic problems as part of their daily work. In addition, a small number of specialist consultants in forensic psychiatry work in the NHS and special hospitals. The practice of psychiatry itself has altered substantially in the last 30 years and this has resu

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,Prisoners’ Rights,is a comparatively recent phenomenon. Indeed, so recent is it that the chapter must commence with a clear enunciation of what is meant by ‘Rights’. This may appear unnecessarily pedantic or academic, but it is suggested that it is crucial to an understanding of what the contemporary situation is. To

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The Barlinnie Special Unit: A Penal Experiment,wards the end of 1986. Furthermore in both Scotland and in England and Wales there has been concern about the management of particular groups of potentially difficult prisoners. This has led to the publication by the Home Office of two reports; The Report of the . (Home Office, 1983) known as the At

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Criminal Justice: Impediments to Reform,isons, and care only when they perceive their safety to be at risk. The second is that, for those individuals or groups who do care, the prison scene is highly unsatisfactory. Problems of overcrowding and consequent poor conditions; standards of medical and educational services; the lengthy confinem