Too Easy to Keep: Life-Sentenced Prisoners and the Future of Mass Incarceration
Too Easy to Keep explores the position of life-sentenced prisoners within the era of mass incarceration. Focusing on the relationship between life sentences, imprisonment, and the future of punishment, Steve Herbert offers a concise contribution to debates about correctional policy and the enduring consequences of long-term confinement.
About This Book
Too Easy to Keep focuses on life-sentenced prisoners and their place within contemporary systems of incarceration.
The book addresses mass incarceration as a central social and political issue.
It considers the future of imprisonment through the question of how people serving life sentences are managed and understood.
Steve Herbert presents a focused examination of punishment, long-term imprisonment, and the broader implications of life sentencing.
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