1. There is debate over inmates being placed in solitary confinement. Do you think solitary confinement...

1. There is debate over inmates being placed in solitary confinement. Do you think solitary confinement is cruel and unusual punishment? Why or Why not?

2. What does current research (within the past 10 years) suggest on how solitary confinement impacts mental health

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Solitary Confinement means it is a type of imprisonment. One who imprisoned in a solitary cell. No other contact and with highly protected from others and separately take under custody with strong weapon support.

Recent studies show the solitary confinement is completely inhuman punishment because which made a lot of physiological and psychological issues to the inmate like palpitation, depression, hypertension, dizziness, and so on Totally say the inmate becomes incapable to live in society after solitary confinement. This is cruel and inhuman decision.but this is applicable for highly offendable criminals. This punishment has no special positive feedback. This can only help to control and give safety to other inmates if the solitary inmate is highly offendable. Otherwise which is unnecessary and inhuman punishment. Because which is not useful to solitary inmates to recognize the mistakes and rectify the issues. After the solitary confinement inmates become a patient may mentally or physically, they become absolutely incapable to live in a society.

Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago

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