| Description |
1 online resource (67 pages) |
| Series |
A Global Campaign for Pretrial Justice report |
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HeinOnline criminal justice & criminology |
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HeinOnline Open Society Justice Initiative library |
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Global Campaign for Pretrial Justice report.
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Criminal justice & criminology
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Open Society Justice Initiative library
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| Contents |
Introduction -- Overview of pretrial detention -- Impact on individuals and families -- Impact on communities and states -- Conclusions and recommendations |
| Summary |
Approximately 10 million people per year pass through pretrial detention; many of them will spend months or years behind bars, without being tried or found guilty. The costs of excessive pretrial detention are paid by the detainees, their families, communities, and states. This study attempts to count the full cost of excessive pretrial detention, including lost employment, stunted economic growth, the spread of disease and corruption, and the misuse of state resources |
| Notes |
"This paper was written by David Berry, based on an initial draft by Paul English, former executive director of Penal Reform International. It was edited by Martin Schönteich [and others]"--Page 7 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-58) |
| Notes |
Description based on PDF title page, viewed July 10, 2021 |
| Subject |
Detention of persons -- Economic aspects
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Arrest.
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Human rights.
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Human Rights
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Arrest
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Human rights
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
English, Paul, author
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Schönteich, Martin, editor
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Open Society Foundations, issuing body.
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United Nations Development Programme, issuing body.
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Open Society Justice Initiative, sponsoring body.
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Global Campaign for Pretrial Justice, sponsoring body.
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