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Current trends in double-bunking in Canadian federal corrections : the increase in the federal prison population has corresponded with a higher proportion of double-bunking / prepared by: Laura McKendy.PS82-4/25-21E-PDF

"A previous analysis by Motiuk (2023) demonstrated a decline in the rate of double-bunking in Canadian federal corrections during the pandemic, proceeded by a return to pre-pandemic levels. The analysis projected a continued increase in the rate of double-bunking in the near future. The current analysis provides an update on trends in double-bunking in the most recent fiscal years"--Why we did this study, page [1].

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Department/Agency
  • Correctional Service Canada, issuing body.
TitleCurrent trends in double-bunking in Canadian federal corrections : the increase in the federal prison population has corresponded with a higher proportion of double-bunking / prepared by: Laura McKendy.
Series title
  • Research in brief ; RIB-25-21
Publication typeMonograph - View Master Record
Language[English]
Other language editions[French]
FormatDigital text
Electronic document
Note(s)
  • Caption title.
  • Issued also in French under title: Tendances actuelles en matière de double occupation dans le système correctionnel fédéral canadien : l’augmentation de la population carcérale fédérale correspond à une plus grande proportion de double occupation.
  • Includes bibliographical references (page [1]).
Publishing information
  • [Ottawa] : Correctional Service Canada = Service correctionnel du Canada, 2026.
Author / Contributor
  • McKendy, Laura, author.
Description1 online resource (1 unnumbered page)
ISBN9781100001616
Catalogue number
  • PS82-4/25-21E-PDF
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