Prison reform advocates who have spent years campaigning against solitary confinement are counting on a powerful new ally in their quest to end the practice—Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
August 11, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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Prison reform advocates who have spent years campaigning against solitary confinement are counting on a powerful new ally in their quest to end the practice—Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Earlier this summer, Kennedy took the unusual step of condemning long-term solitary confinement, writing a separate opinion in a California death penalty case that had nothing to do with the issue.
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