Imprisoning

Confining a person, removing one's freedom to come and go at will.

1. Imprisoning removes unwanted persons from society, protecting both from encounters deemed injurious or unhelpful.

1. Imprisoning postpones (even indefinitely) the encounters between an individual and society, but does nothing directly to change the quality of the encounters. It is a postponement of an issue, not a solution.

2. Most prisons inculcate crime, rather than rehabilitate criminals.

1. Using social exclusion
2. Carrying

1. Imprisoning writers
2. Imprisoning falsely
3. Imprisoning children

1. Monitoring prison detention
2. Managing prisons
3. Encouraging abusive prison detention

1. Unlawful imprisonment
2. Perjury
3. Official fabrication of evidence
4. Inadequate prison conditions and penal systems
5. Government inducement to crime

1. Injustice