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    The future of corrections is going to be impacted from everything from the national economy to the aging prison population. In this paper we will be covering the economic impact of corrections and how it will decided the course of corrections in the future. We shall also look into the aging population of prisons and the overcrowding based on this phenomenon. A look into the prison population as a whole as well as the community based corrections such as probation. The U.S. corrections system…

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    Organization and Administration of Community-Based Corrections The New Jersey parole and probation program is an example of a system that is completely community-based. The system tries to ensure a positive environment in which offenders who are under supervision could change and become law abiding citizens. Thus, through preparation, assistance and operation, the department of corrections has been able to reduce the rate of recidivism. This is also reflective of how much confidence probation…

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    A present chronic stressor that I currently have is working for the Department of Corrections as a Corrections Officer. I have been working for over seven years now constantly doing the same thing over and over. Inmates repeatedly ask the same questions, and the same issues arise every day. Policies have changed, and more strict rules are enforced, and severe consequences are given to officers not doing their job. I work at an outside facility and which is very exhausting during the summer…

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    Title The Inhumanity of Solitary Confinement. Research Question and Argument Is the use of solitary confinement in Canadian corrections an inhumane way to punish offenders? In this paper, I will argue that having inmates endure the cruelty of solitary confinement for extended periods of time, is an inhumane approach to punishing, and causes harm, rather than reform the offender. Research Direction In this paper I will focus on depicting as to why solitary confinement is a cruel punishment…

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    or a university degree in criminal justice can give you the widest variety of options when it comes to finding a job. There are many possible careers and most of them pay well. Some of the fields that you can specialize in are law enforcement, corrections, the legal profession, and forensics. And within these fields lie quite a number of diverse job opportunities. In law enforcement, one can choose among many career options. If you are physically fit and would not mind literally running after…

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    order. This phase of the criminal justice process is called the corrections phase (Travis & Edwards, 2015). There were various components in this corrections phase. This phase includes incarceration, probation, parole and community corrections (Travis & Edwards, 2015). All this components differ from one and another. If a suspect is being sentenced to spend times behind the bar, they belong to the incarceration component of the corrections phase. The criminals that were to be incarcerated will…

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    Review: Lessons in Corrections: A Report Submitted to the Commission on Safety and Abuse, Public Hearing 3 The paper submitted by Mary K. Stohr, Ph.D. gave a realistic view of how corrections facilities are run in the United States. I agree with the paper in whole, because I have been to several correctional facilities. As Stohr stated most correctional are nothing like you see on TV, even the so called reality shows like Lock-UP, Prison Tattoos, and Jail breaks only show entertainment worthy…

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    Criminal justice is a connection of different aspects and processes of law enforcement that examine the social response to the policies put in place to combat crime and minimize criminal activities by punishing lawbreakers by existing sections of the law. The criminal justice field is made up of three major aspects; the police who enforce law and order, the prosecution department that is a combination of police and courts and the court system where sentences are given and executed in…

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    experience as a correctional officer and opportunities in this field. Ken Berry has been in this field for 19 years. When I asked him how he got into this field he replied “ I have always felt that criminal justice was my calling. I entered the Corrections field at the age of 20 with the expectations of leaving it to pursue police work, however do to career advancement I chose to stay with prison work” For his the most satisfying aspects of his job is the service he provides to the public. His…

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    should be a major goal of the system—which has reigned largely unchallenged for the last 75 years is now under attack from a number of quarters. In the opinion of many influential criminologists, public officials, and professionals in the field of corrections, the philosophy and objectives of rehabilitation, which stress individualized treatment by the use of indeterminate sentencing, probation, parole, and various therapeutic and rehabilitative regimes, have not provided a sound basis for this…

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