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Web Search: Public Searching of the Weblatively larger amount of unlock and family visits in comparison with Western European to Northern American prisons) should be understood first and foremost as situated responses to inmates’ suffering. Two key aspects of Brazilian punitivism are particularly pertinent: the country’s rapidly increasi