Rule 43
(UK) Solitary confinement imposed to protect a vulnerable prisoner from other inmates.
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(UK) Solitary confinement imposed to protect a vulnerable prisoner from other inmates.
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(UK) solitary confinement, formerly used as a method of punishment in children's homes.
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(North America) : solitary confinement in prison.
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Prison slang abbreviation for 'administrative segregation' — the bureaucratic term for solitary confinement. Inmates in ad-seg are isolated from the general prison population, typically in a small cell for 22–24 hours a day, often ostensibly for safety or security reasons. The term is used inside prisons by both inmates and staff, and has entered journalistic and activist discourse around criminal justice reform. Typically carries a loaded connotation given the documented psychological harm of prolonged isolation.
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Forbidden by established rules.
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