Learn how segregation protects client investments in the securities industry by keeping assets separate. Explore its definition, examples, and implications for investors.

Solitary confinement has been used in U.S. prisons since the late 1820s; legal objections emerged soon after. In the past two decades, the... Long-term segregation -- also known as solitary ...

Specialist advocates to support every person in long-term segregation to find least restrictive care, after CQC finds people being failed by inadequate staffing, unsuitable buildings and history of ...