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The Special Handling Unit (SHU) is a prison facilitythat provides increased supervision and restrictions for inmateswho cannot be appropriately managed at a maximum-securityinstitution. SHU confinement differs from other types ofsegregation (e.g., administrative) in criteria for admission andseverity of restrictions. The first purpose of this study was toidentify the distinguishing characteristics of SHU inmates incomparison to administrative segregation inmates from a largesample of Canadian federal inmates (N = 3666). The second purposewas to identify common problems experienced by SHU inmates (N =32), and determine the presence of subtypes of inmates for whomunique programming may be warranted. Results indicated violentbehaviours, among other characteristics, to be particularlyrelevant for SHU inmates. However, distinct SHU subtypes were notidentified. The author concluded that differential programming maynot be necessary, and expressed the need for prospective researchregarding the efficacy of the SHU.

A Profile of Inmates Admitted to the Special Handling Unit in the Correctional Service of Canada