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    There has been an argument between rehabilitation and retribution. The juvenile justice system focused on two principles: the individual assessment of juveniles and rehabilitation (Guttman, 1995). Some feel that juveniles are denied their due process in the juvenile system, they put thir focus on rehabilitation and treatment. Individual treatment was the guiding principle for the juvenile. The juvenile court was based on a social service entity that "provided intelligent assessments of…

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    for every 7 persons executed.” These 87 people were saved, but there are also others who have been killed and were innocent. Bringing these innocent people so close to death for a crime they didn’t commit doesn’t progress our society. With a life in prison sentence, people who are proven innocent can at least be justified . The death sentence doesn’t allow for this…

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    Prison is a place no one willingly wishes to be in. Although many people do enter into this world, few actually tell their tale to the public. Stephen Reid is a criminal; a stone cold gang member and bank robbing criminal. He is also a father, devoted husband, friend and a writer. For those of us who have never been on the inside, Reid tells a story in his book A Crowbar in the Buddhist Garden of how he was sentenced to many years in a maximum security prison and what life in prison is actually…

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    Because prisons are extremely labor intensive, with approximately 65 to 70 percent of the costs of operating a prison going to staff salaries according to a Global Investment and Business Center report, reducing expenditures associated with operational costs would in turn lead to a more cost effective operation. This is possible as private firms typically use cheaper nonunion labor. The Adler School Institute on Public Safety and Social Justice reveals that the average private prison employee…

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    Prison reform, the attempt of improving the conditions inside of prisons also to establish a more beneficial penal system or implement auxiliary to imprisonment; assists the prisoners to prepare better for their second life after their second life after their time serving in prison. At the NAACP’s 106th national convention, on July 15, 2015; Mr. President Obama listed a bunch of reasons that the United States should reform the criminal justice system. And some reasons that the government will…

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    Mohamud, ENGL 1020 Brian Davis Prison Reforms The United States of America, we the number in almost of everything, for example diversity in cultures, religion, political, and economy wise. Many countries look up to us. We are the country to beat in many thing and many see us as they idol. Surly we are not perfect but right next to perfect. Although many things seemingly well, they another things that look awful as well. I’m taking about prisons. “Prisons throughout the world hold about…

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    Historically, America has been predisposed towards racism against African-Americans. However, Americans, for the past century, have effectively ignored the issues with race that the American society still faces in the criminal justice system. In his TED Talk entitled “We need to talk about an injustice,” Bryan Stevenson addresses the issues with the American criminal justice system by detailing the problems and showing the important role the citizens of American can play. Although the topic is a…

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    The debate between Judges and juries awarding the death penalty or life in prison to juvenile offenders has been ongoing for many years. The decision to execute a convicted juvenile felon (age varies depending on state) that has been found guilty of a capital offense, or to incarcerate that person for life continues to be a topic that is discussed and debated in state legislatures and the Supreme Court every year. This article will explore the comparisons of the cost to keep a convicted felon…

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    The Farm: Angola is a film based on a prison named Louisiana State Penitentiary (Angola) located in Louisiana.The film looks into the lives of six inmates in the prison. All of these inmates featured are sentenced to life, except one who is on death row. The central messages of the film shows how the criminal justice system is corrupt, survival and freedom is the central goal for every inmate in the prison, and how racism is portrayed in the prison. The film does a great job on displaying how…

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    What is the purpose of a prison? Is it to protect people from dangerous individuals, and to help bring justice to victims? Do prison serve a separate purpose other than to punish wrongdoers? For instance, is it a standard for prison to have a rehabilitation program to help prisoners integrate within society? All of these questions pose a significant concern over the status quo of the current prison system in America. Historically, America’s prison system is founded under the premise to provide…

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