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21 Cards in this Set
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What is SLAPP? |
Sentencing Location Administration Population Programs |
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What is the fee system? |
Prisoners were charged a fee upon entering the jail and for food and medical needs. |
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England's Penitentiary Act of 1779 |
Secure and sanitary structures Systematic inspections Abolition of fees Reforming regime |
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3 levels of Sexual Hierarchy |
Daddies Punks or turnouts Flags or queens |
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Inmates who play an active and aggressive role in homosexual relations |
"Daddies" |
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Inmates who play a more submissive role in the prison sexual hierarchy |
"Punks" or "jailhouse turnouts" |
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Inmates who engage in homosexual behavior because they are born that way |
"Fags" or "Queens" |
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5 Deprivations of Prison Life? |
Deprivation of Liberty Deprivation of Goods and Services Deprivation of Autonomy Deprivation of Heterosexual Contact Deprivation of Security |
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Prisoners are deprived of their liberty or freedom, locked up and confined |
Deprivation of Liberty |
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Prisoners are limited in their access to possessions and services |
Deprivation of Goods and Services |
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Prisoners are regimented and told what to do and when to do it. Their choices are minimal. |
Deprivation of Autonomy |
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Prisoners are forbidden heterosexual contact, let alone intercourse |
Deprivation of Heterosexual Contact |
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Prisons are not always safe places |
Deprivation of Security |
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Specialized language or slang used by inmates |
Prison Argot |
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6 Functions of Prison Argot |
They need to be different and unique - Alleviation of feelings of rejection and refusal. - Facilitation of social interactions and relationships. - Declaration of belonging to a subculture or status quo. - A fool of social identification leading to a sense of belonging to a group. - Secrecy |
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Jail SLAPP |
S- Short term (less than 1 year) L- Near county courthouse A- Locally by Sheriff P- Heterogeneous population P- Lack of programs due to turnover rate |
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Prison SLAPP |
S- Long term (1 yr to life) L- Remote locations A- State or federal level P- Homogeneous population P- Technical programs |
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The release of convicted offenders into the community under a conditional suspended sentence, avoiding imprisonment |
Probation |
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Linear design, staff must walk down corridors in front of each cell |
Traditional |
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Remote or indirect surveillance of inmates |
Second generation |
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Single cells for inmates, direct supervision, functional living units |
New generation |
