Tags  Constitution’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment
        Tag: Constitution’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment
When it comes to solitary confinement, U.S. fails the mice standard
                Federal agency guideline on the use of solitary confinement: An individual should never be locked in solitary confinement, except as an absolute last resort. Individuals, when in isolated confinement, must have the ability to socialize, to communicate and to physically interact with other individuals. This would be great news for those of us working on solitary reform, except for one thing: this guideline doesn’t apply to humans; it applies to mice.            
            
         
 
 
    
    
    
    
	
		
		
	
 
			 
		

