COVID-19: Lockdown when you are Locked Up

SEAN CREANEY; MICHAEL RICHARDS; JOHN MARSDEN

COVID-19: Lockdown when you are Locked Up

SEAN CREANEY, MICHAEL RICHARDS, JOHN MARSDEN

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Abstract

The onset of COVID-19 has made an impact on every aspect of our society. But one group in particular is facing real difficulties in coping with the crisis, a group so often ignored by society, and that is people in prison. It is shocking that reportedly up to 60% of prisoners could become infected with COVID-19. A custodial sentence punishes an offender by taking away his or her liberty. But can justice be served if restrictions on a person’s liberty places that individual in mortal danger?

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 May 2020

Keywords

COVID-19
Prison

UN SDGs

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COVID-19: Lockdown when you are Locked Up

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