As prisons Canadian killed Ashley Smith: a national crime and Shame
December 14, 2013
This is a critical report about the detention of a young, Ashley Smith, his being diagnosed as "mentally ill" and his death in a women's prison, and the investigation that ended in Toronto at the beginning of December 2013 .
Born in 1988 in Moncton, New Brunswick and adopted as a child, teenager Ashley Smith was a very troubled and rebellious. By the time she was 13, she was always in trouble at school, he often refused to participate or dropped. On one occasion, Ashley was accused of the crime, actually a childish prank of "throwing crabapples at a postal worker." For this so-called crime, Ashley was found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment in New Brunswick Youth Centre where she was frequently punished and segregated, thrown in solitary confinement for three consecutive years. personnel of detention, and l
