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31 Cards in this Set
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Alexander Maconochite
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Good time for good behavior. Indeterminate sentencing
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Zebulon Brockway
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Education reforms
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Influence of positivists
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enviornments that breed crime neighboorhood, health, education
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John Augustus
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Probation
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Humanitarian method
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not all criminals are dangerous not all need prison
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John Irwin
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adaptive roles
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Gresham Sykes
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Deprivations
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Interderminate Prison sentencing
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min and max is set
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Determinate Sentencing
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time to serve is fixed can still have good time
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presumptive sentencing
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range defined by sentencing guidelnes
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Deprivation Model
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deprived of sex, liberties
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Importation Modle
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Outside characteristics brought inside
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Cooper vs. Pate
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Prisoners have rights
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1st Admendment
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freedom of speech
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Procrunier vs. Marteniez
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confiscation of mail only for security
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Thornburgh v. Abbot
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after marteniz made censhorship easier
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4th Admendment
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right against unsual search and seizure
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Hudson vs. Palmer
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S.C. right to search cells and confiscate
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8th amendment
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cruel and unusal punishment
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Ruiz vs.Estelle
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right to no unfair cruel and unusual punishment
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Rhodes vs. Chapman
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upheld double bunking is ok
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14th amendment
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due process of the law
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Wolff v. McDonnell
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Procedural rights apply to inmates
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Mandatory Release
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determinate sentencing % of total sentence required
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Discretionary Release
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indeterminate sentenceing discretion based on inmates
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Morrisey vs. Brewer
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probation violation is based on verifed facts
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"Parnes patriae"
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parent of the nation state can intervene against abusive or neglective parent
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In Re Gault
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juvenile rights are protected admentsments apply
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In re Winship
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Juvinile deliquency must be established beyond reasonable doubt
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Breed vs. Jones
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Juviniles cannot be deliquent in juvenile court and then transfered to adult court without hearing of a transfer
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Schall vs. Martin
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juveniles may be detained before trial if they pose a threat
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