PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroduction
Chapter 1 Solitary Confinement and the Rise of the PenitentiarySolitary Confinement and the Rise of the Penitentiary
Chapter 2 The Evolution of Penitentiary Discipline in CanadaCanadas First Penitentiary: Cruel and Unusual Punishment in the Nineteenth CenturySolitary Confinement after 1850: The Prison of Isoolation, Canadas Radical Reform
Chapter 3 Solitary Confinement in the Age of Corrections: Cruel and Unusual Punishment in the Twentieth CenturyThe Origins of a Prisoners Rights Case: McCann v The QueenSolitary Confinement in the BC Penitentiary
Chapter 4 McCann v. The Queen: The Structure of the Legal ArgumentThe Structure of the Legal ArgumentThe Role of the Courts in the Prison: The Rationale for InterventionCruel and Unusual Punishment ot TreatmentCruel and Unusual Punishment ot Treatment: The Principles Applied to Solitary ConfinementThe Judgment of the Court on Cruel and Ususual PunishmentProcedural Fairness and Solitary ConfinementThe Judgment of the Courts on Procedural Fairness - McCann to Martineau
Chapter 5 The Penitentiaries’ Response to the McCann Case: Canada’s New Prisons of IsolationThe Vantour ReportThe Winds of Change or the Window of Contempt?The Parliamentary Subcommittee and the Justice Model of CorrectionsAdministrative Segregation in the 1980s
Chapter 6 A Model for ReformA Model for ReformThe Criteria for SegregationA Hearing and Review Process for SegregationThe Conditions of SegregationThe Future of Special Handling Units
Chapter 7 The Case for Entrenchment of Prisoners RightsThe Case for Entrenchment of Prisoners Rights