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Why she has to relive 16 days in solitary confinement in court
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Lisa Adams spent 16 days in an extreme form of solitary confinement, known as a dry cell, in a Nova Scotia prison in 2020. Now, the New Brunswick woman is suing the federal government for damages, and preparing to testify about her experience. The CBC's Shaina Luck reports.
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