Our Prisoners: A Collection of Papers Arising from a 2016 Survey of Inmates at The Bahamas Department of Correctional Services Facility at Fox Hill

William Fielding; Virginia Ballance; Philip Smith; Alexandre Veyrat-Pontet; Heather Sutton; Chris Curry; Anne Ulentin; Raymond Oenbring; Nicolette Bethel; Ebonesse Bain; Rodericka Collie; Shantique Durham; Andrella Dames; Jessica Minnis; Jacinth Taylor; Pandora Johnson; Yvette Newry-Pintard; Quincy Parker; Wendyi Poitier-Albury; Theresa Moxey-Adderley; Elizabeth Williams; Ingrid Gibson-Mobley; Shamel Sands; Bernadette Robins; Dale McHardy; Ky’Shaun Miller; Adelle Thomas; Ian Bethel-Bennett; Jose Velasquez

doi:10.18235/0001593

Our Prisoners: A Collection of Papers Arising from a 2016 Survey of Inmates at The Bahamas Department of Correctional Services Facility at Fox Hill

Author

Fielding, William;

Ballance, Virginia;

Smith, Philip;

Veyrat-Pontet, Alexandre;

Sutton, Heather;

Curry, Chris;

Ulentin, Anne;

Oenbring, Raymond;

Bethel, Nicolette;

Bain, Ebonesse;

Collie, Rodericka;

Durham, Shantique;

Dames, Andrella;

Minnis, Jessica;

Taylor, Jacinth;

Johnson, Pandora;

Newry-Pintard, Yvette;

Parker, Quincy;

Poitier-Albury, Wendyi;

Moxey-Adderley, Theresa;

Williams, Elizabeth;

Gibson-Mobley, Ingrid;

Sands, Shamel;

Robins, Bernadette;

McHardy, Dale;

Miller, Ky’Shaun;

Thomas, Adelle;

Bethel-Bennett, Ian;

Velasquez, Jose

Date

Apr 2019

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http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0001593

EDITOR

Fielding, William; Ballance, Virginia; Smith, Philip; Veyrat-Pontet, Alexandre; Sutton, Heather

This publication, a collaboration between the Inter-American Development Bank and the University of The Bahamas, presents the findings of a study of sentenced inmates at the prison in The Bahamas known at the Department of Correctional Services Facility, Fox Hill. The materials provide invaluable insight into public policy to further support the transformation of citizen security in The Bahamas. Robust and reliable information is needed to effectively diagnose, plan, carry out, and monitor correctional policies. The data generated by this publication and its underlying research are key inputs for the IDB’s Citizen Security and Justice Knowledge Strategy, which aims to better inform the public debate and decision makers about institutional performance of the criminal justice sectors in Latin America and the Caribbean.