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Prisoners’ Rights In Alberta

Introductory Documents (Title Page, Acknowledgments)

Brief Table of Contents

Executive Summary

Chapter I: Introduction

Chapter II: Why Protecting Prisoners’ Rights is Important

Chapter III: Canada’s Historical Approach to the Protection of Prisoners’ Rights

Chapter IV: Crime and Correctional Stats

Chapter V: Prisoner Profile

Chapter VI: Supervision of Prisoners by Alberta Correctional Services and Conditions of Confinement

Chapter VII: Laws Affecting Prisoners’ Rights

Chapter VIII: Criminal Law Safeguards Protecting Prisoners’ Rights

Chapter IX: Processes for Challenging Violations of Prisoners’ Rights

Chapter X: Specific Prisoners’ Rights

Chapter XI: Aboriginal Peoples and the Criminal Justice System

Chapter XII: Prisoners with Mental Health Challenges

Chapter XIII: Women Prisoners

Chapter XIV Recommendations

 

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