On the recordFebruary 24, 2014
By reforming our solitary confinement practices, the United States can protect human rights, improve public safety, and be fiscally responsible.
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congress.govBy reforming our solitary confinement practices, the United States can protect human rights, improve public safety, and be fiscally responsible.
Durbin emphasizes the benefits of reforming solitary confinement practices.
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