Especially when it remains the case that people can be held without charge in Britain for nearly a month and that three innocent victims have already been so incarcerated for 27 days and then released?
So they incarcerated us in a large mansion in Wimbledon (unheated) and gave us anything German they could find for us to translate (I had information on the rate of pay for naval widows in 1923).
"The Women's Building is dedicated to liberation, equality, and justice for all girls and all women, so formerly incarcerated women would have a central role to play, no matter where it was built," Shifman said.
How did a majority-black jurisdiction end up incarcerating so many of its own?
And various federal and state mandates outlaw cuts in medicating and incarcerating, so much of the money is coming out of educating.
Although we are incarcerating so many for drug crimes, law enforcement has had no appreciable impact on drug trafficking or use.
I have to admit it's a strange feeling, at once wonderful and wary, when the attorney general of the United States tells an audience of security ministers at a conference in a foreign country that there's something fundamentally wrong with incarcerating so many people in his own country.
As I read about prison over-crowding and the inability of our states to pay the bill for incarcerating so many humans, I am reminded of the children who have passed through my classroom on their way to jail and the lessons I've learned from them.
"I have to admit it's a strange feeling, at once wonderful and wary, when the attorney general of the United States tells an audience of security ministers -- at a conference in a foreign country -- that there's something fundamentally wrong with incarcerating so many people in his own country," said Ethan Nadelmann, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance.
Ultimately, we need to change the policies that incarcerate so many, for so long, and so far away from their unfairly punished children.
