solitary confinement
solitary confinement 单独监禁 一种对犯人单独监禁的监狱制度，只有经看守同意，才能允许其他人偶尔与之会面；从严格意义上讲，指犯人被监禁在单人牢房，完全与社会隔离，不允许其直接与任何人交往或见面，不能被僱佣，也不被训导。现在人们认为，单独监禁应作为一种惩戒或安全防范措施，只适用于待审犯或一些特殊情况，而不能普遍采用。
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solitary confinement
solitary confinement. Separate confinement that gives a prisoner extremely limited access to other people; esp., the complete isolation of a prisoner. [Cases: Prisons 13(5). C.J.S. Prisons and Rights of Prisoners §§ 21, 25–27.]
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confinement
confinement, n. The act of imprisoning or restraining someone; the state of being imprisoned or restrained (solitary confinement). See SOLITARY CONFINEMENT . — confine, vb.
confined
confined a. (1)被监禁的 (2)(保险法)受限制的；被困在家 该词用于疾病津贴保险单中，指某人因病被困在家，无力工作，但并不意味必须卧病在床。 (→close confinement; solitary confinement)
keeplock sentencing
keeplock sentencing 〈美〉禁闭刑 一种最轻的隔离惩罚方式，指将犯人每天23-24小时地关在牢房里，除了有限制的沐浴和活动时间外，禁止接触其他犯人并且不许工作和参加其他日常活动。区别于防备措施最为严格的各监区〔maximum security cellblock〕和单独禁闭〔solitary confinement〕。 (=padlock sentencing)
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segregation
segregation, n. 1. The act or process of separating. punitive segregation. The act of removing a prisoner from the prison population for placement in separate or solitary confinement, usu. for disciplinary reasons. — Also termed punitive isolation. [Cases: Prisons 13(5). C.J.S. Prisons and Rights of Prisoners §§ 21, 25–27.] 2. The unconstitutional policy of separating
punitive segregation
The act of removing a prisoner from the prison population for placement in separate or solitary confinement, usu. for disciplinary reasons. — Also termed punitive isolation. [Cases: Prisons 13(5). C.J.S. Prisons and Rights of Prisoners §§ 21, 25–27.]
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reclusion
reclusion (ri-kloo-zh[schwa]n).Civil law. Incarceration as punishment for a crime; esp. solitary confinement or confinement at hard labor in a penitentiary.