Jail Suicide Cries Out For Public Inquiry; "... An Important Question That Seems To Have Dropped Off The Radar Is, 'Why This Man Was In The Burnside Facility To Begin With?' "

H Archibald Kaiser

Jail Suicide Cries Out For Public Inquiry; "... An Important Question That Seems To Have Dropped Off The Radar Is, 'Why This Man Was In The Burnside Facility To Begin With?' "

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Abstract

Joshua Aaron Evans, 29, took his life while on remand at the Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility on Sept. 11, 2018.

The justice system failed to prevent his death and there has been insufficient accountability following this tragedy. Joshua, his family, other citizens with intellectual disabilities, as well as the public, deserve better. But it is not too late for the government of Nova Scotia to provide the searching response that such incidents demand: a thorough public inquiry.

Original language	Canadian English
Publication status	Published - Jan. 1 2019

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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Keywords

Fatalities
Public Inquiries
Prisons
Disabled People
Prisoner Treatment
Intellectual Disabilities
Self Destructive Behavior
Accountability
Nova Scotia

Disciplines

Health Law and Policy
Human Rights Law
Law
Law and Society
Law Enforcement and Corrections

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Jail Suicide Cries Out For Public Inquiry; "... An Important Question That Seems To Have Dropped Off The Radar Is, 'Why This Man Was In The Burnside Facility To Begin With?' "

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