- Joined
- Oct 8, 2022
- Messages
- 11,532
- Reaction score
- 112,008
And access to a tablet to call his family whenever.it’s strange to keep claiming it’s solitary when he has round the clock company
MOO
MOO
And access to a tablet to call his family whenever.it’s strange to keep claiming it’s solitary when he has round the clock company
MOO
.dbm.And access to a tablet to call his family whenever.
MOO
What’s your solution? Where do you put him that ensures he won’t kill himself, while also ensuring that other inmates don’t have the opportunity to kill him.
No one has provided an answer to this, and if someone can, I’d love to hear it.
There’s many options.
Constant watch
Healthcare
Quieter wing
VP wing
Whatever set up the US has there will be a solution. He would have to take seperate regime. It’s not an unusual situation in prisons.
Anti ligature clothing and bedding and supervised access to meds and shaving.if cash strapped,overcrowded ,falling apart UK Victorian jails can make it work then I’m sure the US can find a solution too
Closest thing I can think of is Israel Keyes, although in his case I think it was less that he was at risk of harm from other inmates and more that they were at risk of harm from him.That doesn’t answer the question. Not every suicidal inmate also has a massive target on their back.
The threat was coming from both sides.
He was charged well before these ramblings, and they planned to try him without anything of the sort.
This was not some sort of punishment. It was a messy solution to a very unique problem. I can’t think of another case with both elements.
To help put this in perspective the UN’s law is as follows
“UN Nelson Mandela Rules
These rules prohibit the indefinite or prolonged use of solitary confinement, and define 15 continuous days or longer in solitary as torture.”
Mind you that he was in solitary confinement for 13 months. This law was written to try to keep 3rd world countries from being able to torture prisoners with solitary confinement, again, Richard Allen has never been convicted of a crime.
JMO
![]()
The Nelson Mandela Rules: Protecting the Rights of Persons Deprived of Liberty | United Nations
The Nelson Mandela Rules emphasize that the provision of health care for prisoners is a State responsibility, and that the relationship between health-care professionals and prisoners is governed by the same ethical and professional standards as those applicable to patients in the community...www.un.org
Rule 44 For the purpose of these rules, solitary confinement shall refer to the confinement of prisoners for 22 hours or more a day without meaningful human contact. Prolonged solitary confinement shall refer to solitary confinement for a time period in excess of 15 consecutive days.
VP= vulnerable person\prisoner…. If I’d have meant VIP I would have said that. Not sure that status exists in prison@Rosegold68
With respect, IMO most of what you’ve suggested here as improvements seem to be equivalent to the environment in which RA was being held.
A “separate regime?” How is that different than solitary, if he is separated from the other prisoners?
He already was under constant watch, which I believe was for his safety but which has been a source of complaints about RA being isolated and his rights curtailed.
He already had access to meds and medical treatment.
As to a quieter wing, he had that by being away from the general population.
What would constitute a “VP wing” in a prison? I’m not sure if you meant a VIP wing? Otherwise I don’t know what is meant by “VP wing.” Is it some kind of “violence protection?”
If you meant VIP wing, IMO no one in jail/prison with enough evidence to be arrested is a VIP deserving of kid-glove treatment.
If I’m misunderstanding, I welcome you to clarify for me.
JMO
Wow that’s crazy…..bet that caused issues for that establishment!!Closest thing I can think of is Israel Keyes, although in his case I think it was less that he was at risk of harm from other inmates and more that they were at risk of harm from him.
He was held in similar isolated conditions in an actual prison under suicide watch for nine months, and it would have been longer but he killed himself while on suicide watch.
He too was never convicted of a crime, incidentally.
Can’t say I’ve ever heard anyone complain about his arrangement.
Yet his lawyers chose not to have him undergo a physchiatric health asessment. And, the Psychologist who was seeing him daily, Dr. Wala, herself testified at those same Three Day Hearings that she thought he was feigning symptoms of psychosis.His doctor testified at the 3 day hearings that he was suffering from psychosis. These prison guards also called him bashing his head into his cells walls until he was bleeding “just something that he does”
The have perpatrated numerous things as fact which have then turned out not to be so.By every definition of the words “solitary confinement” Richard Allen was housed in solitary confinement for 13 months, this isn’t “baloney” that his lawyers are perpetrating this is a fact
Solitary confinement is solitary confinement it’s not a subjective term.The have perpatrated numerous things as fact which have then turned out not to be so.
No blood at the crime scene, the rope & beig hung up, the odinists ... etc etc etc
You quoted the UN, I quoted you their definition.Solitary confinement is solitary confinement it’s not a subjective term.
Respectfully, he didn’t say exactly what killed them but he did allude to a box cutter, according to this report.There is no testimony from the medical examiner that a box cutter was used to kill the girls