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We will examine how this lack of a future in France influences their carceral experience. In requiring equality of treatment for prisoners, the French legislator is following the recommendations of the Council of Europe with regard to foreign prisoners. Now, international actors are no longer inclined to propose further efforts adapted to German prisoners. No budget having been allocated for access to a professional interpreter, OIP, , 24 , the counsellors for integration and probation CIP can only with difficulty communicate with the German prisoners. The CIPs, faced with these linguistic problems, limit their supervision to a strict minimum.
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In this context, the German embassy in France fulfills an important function: The German prisoners must therefore have to act through fellow prisoners or guards who speak German or English in ordre to access services and sociocultural activities. As a result, they only rarely participate in these activities intended for the development of the social and individual abilities of the prisoner. We will see that this isolation marks their carceral experience. The complexity of their social situations and the lack of information and of knowledge about reception facilities and assistance in Germany often prevents the CIPs from taking proper charge of the reintegration of these prisoners.
Moreover, the Units for Outgoing Prisoners UPS, which have existed for about 10 years in order to facilitate relations between prisoners and social institutions are only intended for people living in France and not for foreign prisoners who have been given a notice of expulsion. A majority of German prisoners are thus released from prison without preparation for reintegration-an important fact, given that studies show that a majority of people recidivate during their first period of freedom Colin, The policy of opening prison to external intervenors, begun in the s, does not provide certainty of an effective follow-up and reintegration of the German prisoners.
The organization of visits in the visiting room, which, especially in the holding prisons, are limited to 30 minutes per month, is not really adapted to the needs of foreigners whose families come from far away. The recommendation of the Council of Europe , 3 that visits and other contacts with the outside world be organized in a manner that is responsive to the special needs of foreign prisoners, has not been followed.
Indeed, investigation shows, following Marchetti , 68 , that foreigners form the least favored part of the prison population, while geographic distance makes family support difficult and creates significant expenses such as telephone cards. Their lack of language comprehension limits them to unsuitable positions. The German prisoners often work in general service 6 or assembly workshops. These positions not requiring a mastery of the language pay poorly and stimulate the prisoners less to find legal work on the outside.
This situation evolves little over the course of the incarceration because the prisons are often not in the position to provide real language courses.
The German prisoners we encountered are thus often either on a waiting list or learning French-which is indispensible to prison life-through their own means. Furthermore, because the school is not paid for and the school and work schedules overlap, the prisoners often favor economic necessity.
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If you work, you cannot go to school. It is only one or the other. The German prisoners prefer working to learning French even thought their reintegration back in Germany would be improved due to the acquisition of a second language. This situation reinforces a process of fragilization of their financial, social and familial situations.
The French legislation here follows the recommendations of the Council of Europe in that the prisoners of foreign nationality are subject to the same regime as domestic prisoners belonging to the same penal category Art. But a survey of the situation shows that the foreign prisoners have only very rare access to these arrangements which are, even for the French prisoners, exceptional Kensey, Tournier, The great majority of German prisoners believe that these arrangements are, in principle, not even accessible to them.
I always heard that it never applies to foreigners Mister S. For them, a progressive contact with society on the outside is especially important, for not having experienced life in their country of origin during their period of detention, they can meet with very real difficulties of readaptation. The measures for individualization and implementation of the sentence must limit the recidivism of prisoners, but as these people are obligated to leave French territory upon their release, they cannot recidivate in France.
It is for this reason that the modalities of allocation and surveillance of a release on parole are more flexible for the German prisoners.
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They do not have prove their serious efforts at social reintegration CPP, Art. Therefore, being subject to territorial interdiction after release, even if there is an anticipation of it, they can no longer constitute a danger to the French society and justice system. The means given to effectively fight criminality and recidivism are therefore insufficient and seem ineffective. Through the testimony of prisoners we will approach their definition of the situation and their experience which necessitates a diachronic vision because it evolves throughout the incarceration.
The hierarchy of different life plans changes according to the situation and according to the development of the personality. At first, when I first arrived and saw all the other people, it was a shock, but in time… Mister E. Finding oneself unable to communicate, the person passes from the status of an actor integrated within his social universe to that of a foreigner, excluded.
The speech that constitutes the means of control for the CIP of the prison population-that allows one to recognize the prisoners- Rostaing, , , plays no role in this case. The prisoners are aware that this isolation can have serious consequences for the remainder of the incarceration and feel that they have been rendered fragile.
And at first, I had a lot of trouble adapting because of my understanding of the language Mister W.
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And of course, the possibilities for maintaining family ties are complete shit. A half hour for kilometers of travel. Prison is perceived as less unjust when visits add a rhythm to the monotony. Furthermore, the impossibility of communicating with the outside or of connecting with those close to one reinforces the impoverishing effects attributable to incarceration Marchetti, Combessie , In this sense, the removal of the normal world, one of the characteristics of the total institution as described by Goffman , 41 , is very present in the experience of the German prisoners.
One can therefore speak of a double isolation in relation to foreign prisoners. All of the contacts that can engage the first steps towards a successful reintegration are lacking. This situation brings the prisoners to withdraw into themselves. The German prisoner, deprived of the most usual means of communication, thus does not make efforts to improve his carceral situation, but seeks solitude in sport or reading.
There is only one possibility, trips that occur in the mind. Anything else you want to do…no.
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No one comes into my cell. I have nothing to do with all that. I want nothing to do with all that, I myself have problems M. Some report difficulties with language, which according to Chantraine , are a consequence of a passive adaptation to incarceration. This process, which Goffman called asilization, can provoke the loss of certain everyday habits required for life in society , So, not being used to speaking German with people in organizations could make the post-release search for work in the German speaking country of origin a delicate matter.
Contacts with the CIPs and the guards being limited, they had only a reduced access to information about the progression of the sentence and the possibilities for its individualization.
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This gives them the impression of being deprived of any possibility for taking action. They are not able to project themselves in time, to imagine life projects, such being a definition of precariousness. Yes, in each prison I was in up to now. In each prison I was in until here. The information is zero. The only thing I need is legal advice, where the person really tells me things. Later you are more calm, because you know, you have to wait one month and after that you can write to them to customs M. The visitor becomes a major resource in prison life Marchetti, , for he is often the only person that the prisoner can speak to in his own language.
Also, he allows the prisoner to maintain his link to their culture by, for example, bringing German newspapers. I had a very good visitor at Carcasonne, she used to visit me once a week, she always brought me German newspapers and she also had contacts with my family. She also had contacts with my daughter. She was a very nice woman. She came to see me every week. He or she can more easily make contact, explain the situation in prison and sometimes even provide it with accomodation during a family visit to the prison.
I have it contact thanks to Madame S. She has come to visit me once a week, she has phoned my wife. The visit allows him to take some distance from the incarceration and to have a positive human experience, one which includes French people and culture. Because I knew nothing neither about the culture or stuff like that. And I had to get myself used to it…and that was still difficult M.
These people assist in the organization of everyday life and in contacts with the administration. It is they who inform the new arrivals about the rules and conditions of the prison. They allow them, then, to acquire another part of the stock of knowledge. Aha, everything is clear, parole, ok. It comes with time. Things like that happen in prison…how, how things work at the tribunal, that we learn very quickly.