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Fear as the primary emotion in people with limited freedom by several hours of incarceration
VOTRUBA, Martin
This study analyzes how fear is the main emotion after personal freedom is restricted in an initial short-term incarceration in a holding cell. The theoretical part is divided into legal, psychological and ethical parts. The legal section describes the particular rights and responsibilities of individuals who are limited in their fundamental rights and freedoms after being detained by the Law Enforcement of the Czech Republic. Secondarily the individual state rights based on legislatives standards are also reviewed in this section, in respect to effects on a citizens rights and freedoms. The following section discusses the possible psychological and ethical effects. The field investigation part was conducted by a controlled research investigations using interviews with individuals currently in police custody. The research focuses on the actual emotional experience of fear incarceration.
Freedom Restraint as an Extreme Life Experience {--} Feelings of Detainees and Arrestees
VOTRUBA, Martin
Freedom restraints represent a significant intervention into the rights and freedom of each person.Freedom restraint by placing someone into a police cell for several hours is frequently seen as an extreme life experience. The objective of the research was to map the feelings, perception, mental condition and knowledge of people whose freedom has been restrained. To achieve this objective, a questionnaire survey was used for people placed into a police cell.

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