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State of the Prisons: Conditions of Confinement in 25 New York Correctional Facilities
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State of the Prisons: Conditions of Confinement in 25 New York Correctional Facilities
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Correctional Association of New York. Prison Visiting Committee (New York, NY)
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Published 2002.
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Conditions of confinement
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New York
Prisons
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Analysis and commentary based upon observations of correctional facilities made during the period of March 1998 through October 2001 are conveyed. Sections of this report include: introduction (methodology and overview); problems and areas for reform; recommendations; prison reports for each of the 25 facilities; and glossary.
Accession Number: 017851
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