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Criminal Injustice: Confronting the Prison Crisis
Review by Daniel Burton Rose
This collection is an excellent primer on many of the issues and struggles currently being waged by prisoners and their supporters. Previously distributed in prison activist circles as With the Power of Justice in our Eyes, edited by Eli Rosenblatt of the Prison Activist Resource Center (PARC), this fine work includes sections on AIDS in prison, women in prison, the death penalty, political prisoners and POWs, and the national proliferation of control unit prisons. It also provides detailed analyses of the greater societal function prisons serve. Criminal Injustice is a necessary resource for all those working against the horrors of the prison industrial complex. 400 pages. ISBN 0-89608-539-2. $18.00. 1996. Available from: South End Press, 116 Saint Botolph Street, Boston MA 02115. $3 shipping and handling for the first book, 75¢ thereafter.
This collection is an excellent primer on many of the issues and struggles currently being waged by prisoners and their supporters. Previously distributed in prison activist circles as With the Power of Justice in our Eyes, edited by Eli Rosenblatt of the Prison Activist Resource Center (PARC), this fine work includes sections on AIDS in prison, women in prison, the death penalty, political prisoners and POWs, and the national proliferation of control unit prisons. It also provides detailed analyses of the greater societal function prisons serve. Criminal Injustice is a necessary resource for all those working against the horrors of the prison industrial complex. 400 pages. ISBN 0-89608-539-2. $18.00. 1996. Available from: South End Press, 116 Saint Botolph Street, Boston MA 02115. $3 shipping and handling for the first book, 75¢ thereafter.
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