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Prisoner

A prisoner, also known as an inmate or detainee, is a person who is deprived of liberty against their will. This can be by confinement or captivity in a prison or physical restraint. The term usually applies to one serving a sentence in prison.

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English law

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Inmate culture

Rights

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Prisoner

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples90
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
Components1

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Prisoner

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related to United States · 26
Prisoner → AA, Although, Amendment, BA, Both, Constitution, Correctional Education Association, Department, Education, Eighth Amendment, For, Growing, However, In, Justice, Maryland, Minnesota, More, Ohio, One
related to Types · 16
Prisoner → Civilian, Convicts, Detainees, Hostages, In, It, Other, Political, POWs, Prisoners, Slaves, Such, The, They, United States, Various
related to External links · 11
Prisoner → Albums, Archived, DetaineesACLU, DetaineesPrisoner Search, Federal, Human Rights Watch, NGO, The National Archives, Voice From Prison, Wandsworth, Wayback MachineVictorian Prisoners' Photograph
related to Inmate culture · 11
Prisoner → Captives, Clemmer, Clemmer's, Community, Donald Clemmer's The Prison, Gresham Sykes, However, In, Menard Correctional Center, The, The Society
related to Convict code · 6
Prisoner → As, Competency, Sykes, The, Thus, United States
related to history · 6
Prisoner → BC, Libya, Lower Egypt, San-like, The, This
related to Special Housing Units (SHU) syndrome · 6
Prisoner → Most, SHU, Some, Special Housing Units, Symptoms, When
see also · 4
Prisoner → Arbitrary, Law, PrisonersDetentionDetention, United States Prison SystemsHouse
related to English law · 2
Prisoner → In, Prison Security Act

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the extent to which a prisoner involved himself in primary group relations in the prisoninstance ofthis was not a uniform process and factors0.80text
the degree to which he identified with the external society all had a considerable impactinstance ofthis was not a uniform process and factors0.80text
Prisonerrelated to Convict codeThe0.60section
Prisonerrelated to Convict codeCompetency0.60section
Prisonerrelated to Convict codeAs0.60section
Prisonerrelated to Convict codeThus0.60section
Prisonerrelated to Convict codeSykes0.60section
Prisonerrelated to Convict codeUnited States0.60section
Prisonerrelated to English lawIn0.60section
Prisonerrelated to English lawPrison Security Act0.60section
Prisonerrelated to External linksHuman Rights Watch0.60section
Prisonerrelated to External linksDetaineesACLU0.60section

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