Typical Murders Committed by Convicts in Prisons by K. H. Shelenina

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“The state has a debt to us, it ended our dreams, our life projects”: Reconstructing life projects after torture by Anne Sønneland

Subjects: “…intergenerational consequences of torture and imprisonment…”
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The exercise of the right of prison inmates to have contact with their children in the context of contemporary research on childhood by Karolina Chorąży, Justyna Kusztal

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Les infirmières-visiteuses pendant l’entre-deux-guerres en Haute-Normandie : entre professionnalisme officiel et bénévolat officieux by Stéphane Henry

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Criminological analysis of criminal radicalism state among convicts in penal institutions by P. Yu. Danylchenko

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Features of the special knowledge use in the investigation of murders committed by convicts in prisons by V. V. Kikinchuk, K. H. Mishyna

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Criminal law sanctions for misappropriation, embezzlement or seizure of property through abuse of office by I. I. Cherkashyn, Yu. V. Filei

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Varetægtsfængsling og virkelighed by Henrik Karl Nielsen Nielsen

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Fængslede kvinder er andet og mere end stereotyper by Charlotte Mathiassen

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FEATURES DOCTRINAL MORAL RIGHTS OF MINOR CONVICTS SERVING SENTENCES IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS FSIN RUSSIA: SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECT (QUESTIONS OF THEORY AND PRACTICE) by A. Nesterov

Subjects: “…execution of criminal penalties of imprisonment…”
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Farlige barn? by Hilde Dahl

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Peculiarities of Using International Legal Standards in the Field of Ensuring the Rights of Persons Sentenced to Deprivation of Freedom in Ukraine by O. S. Pochanska

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« Et voilà qu’arrive l’aventure ! » by Léonore Le Caisne

“…Coin-Coin, convicted in 1978 to life imprisonment at the age of 21 for murder, recounts his prison career to Pierre-Marie Andreotti (aged 47), also sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. …”
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“They Threw Her in with the Prostitutes!”: Negotiating Respectability between the Space of Prison and the Place of Woman in Egypt (1943–1959) by Hannah Elsisi

“…Middle-class women, entering the space of the prison for the first time, risked their reputation and honour if they could not assert the decidedly different nature of their kind of imprisonment. It follows, then, that the struggle for respectability mounted by these pioneer mu‘taqalāt and the moral panics ensuant on their imprisonment would be foundational to the post-colonial landscape of national gender and citizenship regimes. …”
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The Effect of Attitude and Economic Foundations on Criminal Policy Making in the Field of Intellectual Property by Melika Khalilollahi, Mohsen Sadeghi, Shahla Moazami

“…The hypothesis of the research is that the nature of intellectual property crimes is such that it seems that the punishment of monetary penalty and also the consideration of punitive damages is more efficient than the punishment of imprisonment, and according to some evidence, the punishment of imprisonment cannot be efficient and useful, in other words, the costs of the crime should be also considered. …”
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Crime of Abuse in the Light of University Students’ Opinions and Court Statistics by Barbara Małgorzata Kałdon

“…The respondents expressed their preference for long-term penalties of imprisonment, and even occasionally opted for the introduction of death penalty, which is currently not envisaged by Polish legislation. …”
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Être mère et en prison au Cameroun by Jeannette Wogaing

“…Their emotional relationship with their offspring is often reduced to weekly or monthly visits, of varying duration. For these imprisoned women, prison life does not always allow them to cope with their everyday lives as mothers. …”
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Fangers opplevelser av skam og stolthet etter soning by Diverse: Svennevig, Haukland, Tallaksen

“…English title: Prisoners’ self-perceived shame and pride after imprisonment The aim of this study is to examine former prisoners’ experiences of shame in life after imprisonment, and how processes of change from shame to pride take place.  …”
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Skuld, ansvar och tillräknelighet by Bettina Schütz-Gärdén

“…Specifically, the author proposes that Sweden classify psychiatric care as a sanction distinguished from, but parallel to ordinary criminal sanctions (such as fine or imprisonment), and that risk of recidivism (dangerousness) is used as a prerequisite for this sanction.…”
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Risk Prison and Hepatitis B Virus Infection among Inmates with History of Drug Injection in Isfahan, Iran by Daneshmand Dana, Nokhodian Zary, Adibi Peyman, Ataei Behrooz

“…Of the IDUs inmates, 970 subjects participated in the study. History of imprisonment (OR: 1.82, 95% CI: 1.28–2.57), multiple incarceration (OR: 1.43, 95% CI: 1.01–2.02), and total duration of imprisonment (OR: 2.70, 95% CI: 1.94–3.74) were significantly associated with prevalence of HBV among IDUs inmates. …”
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