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June 17, 2017

Book: A compelling, critical look inside Canadian prisons

Robert Clark’s “Down Inside” provides the reader with an authentic, unvarnished view of how prison staff perform their duties and how prisoners learn to survive, writes Jim Black.

Down Inside: Thirty Years in Canada’s Prison Service by Robert Clark (Goose Lane Editions, soft cover, 265 pages, $22.95).

Winston Churchill reminded us many years ago that the way we treat crime and criminals is a reliable test of the civilization of any country.

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