Lec 19 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 20: Supermax Prisons - Guest Lec

Lecture list for this course

Lec 1 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 1: Must we treat prisoners humanly

Lec 2 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 2: Can we execute people humanely

Lec 3 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 3: The Philosophy and Psychology of Retribution

Lec 4 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 4: Deterrence and Incapacitation

Lec 5 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 5: Community and Social Solidarity

Lec 6 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 6: The Rituals of the Scaffold

Lec 7 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 7: The Uses of Spectacle

Lec 8 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 8: The Crisis of the Scaffold

Lec 9 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 9: The First Abolition and the Limits of the Project

Lec 10 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 10: Abolition and Human Rights since WWII

Lec 11 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 11: America's Near-Abolition - American Death Penalty

Lec 12 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 12a: The Long and Winding Road to Abolition in the US

Lec 13 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 12b: The Long and Winding Road - continued

Lec 14 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 14: Capital Punishment in Asia

Lec 15 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 15: The New Death Penalty: Life without Parole

Lec 16 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 16: The Prison and Its Competitors in the Late 18th Century

Lec 17 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 17: The Birth of the Penitentiary

Lec 18 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 18: Prison Labor

Lec 20 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 21: What Is Mass Incarceration -

Lec 21 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 22: Mass Incarceration and Inequ

Lec 22 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 24: Localizing Mass Incarceratio

Lec 23 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 25: Community Corrections: Less

Lec 24 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 26: Restorative Justice

Lec 25 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 27: From Humanitarian Crisis to

Lec 26 - Legal Studies 160 - Lecture 19: Prison Discipline and Rehabilitation