Reforming Punishment: Psychological Limitations to the Pains

Reforming Punishment: Psychological Limitations to the Pains of Imprisonment (LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY: PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES)
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In Reforming Punishment: Psychological Limits to the Pains of Imprisonment, author Craig Haney argues that the United States justice and prison system suffers from fatal structural and legal flaws that cause pain to the imprisoned and ultimately increase crime. Today the U.S. imprisons more people than any other nation. Prisons cause prisoners to make adaptations so they can take the long-term exposure to pain and these adaptations cause personal and social problems, both while offenders are imprisoned and after the offenders are released. Haney presents evidence that problems in prisons - which include overcrowding, violence, and sexual assault - are the result of poor design, lack of funding, and an outdated understanding of individual punishment that does not acknowledge the context in which crimes are perpetrated.
Country USA
Brand American Psychological Association
Manufacturer Amer Psychological Assn
Binding Hardcover
Height 10.25
Length 7.25
Weight 2.10100535686
Width 1.25
NumberOfItems 1
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	American Psychological Association
Manufacturer	Amer Psychological Assn
Binding	Hardcover
Height	10.25
Length	7.25
Weight	2.10100535686
Width	1.25
NumberOfItems	1
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Reforming Punishment: Psychological Limitations to the Pains of Imprisonment (LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY: PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES)