The fact that we would subject a young person to solitary confinement for his or her protection, of course, tells us a lot about the personal environment that we would need to do that, understanding that there are consequences that flow from doing that, the isolation and so forth.
Connolly discusses the implications of solitary confinement on young individuals.
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