Neglect and abuse, including violence, food deprivation and chained confinement, were routine among her fellow trainers, she wrote.
Mr. Taubman became acquainted with just such a routine while on home confinement during the last three weeks of his sentence.
Consensus on those problems has led to new bipartisan efforts at both state and federal levels to reform sentencing regimes and reduce incarceration and the routine use of solitary confinement.
And there is no clearer manifestation of this than our routine use of solitary confinement — on our own people, in our own communities, in a supermax prison, for example, that is a thirty-minute drive from my door.
The inevitable result of the routine procedure is temporary confinement in an Elizabethan doggy collar, colloquially known as a "cone of shame".
But access to gender-affirming care is just one of the issues faced by incarcerated trans people, for whom sexual violence at the hands of prisoners and guards, and the routine use of solitary confinement for "protection" and punishment, can be daily realities.
But Wilson had been invited as a war artist, rather than as a photojournalist, and his approach was to study the routine of war, and the confinement of serving soldiers within their fortified camps.
These systems have practices characterized by crowded and unsanitary confinement of animals and routine use of antimicrobial agents in animal feeds (2 ).
Brand had worked as a psychiatric aide and knew well that, at the time, the treatment for insanity was confinement itself, the relentlessly dull routine a remedy for the disorder of a diseased mind.
Table 2 Routine core analysis results CORE analysis results (hydrostatic confinement) Sample I.D. Core depth (m) Net confining stress (psi) Klinkenberg permeability (md) Permeability to air (est).
