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    Parole Vs Probation

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    How does probation and/or parole assist with reattaching social bonds to the community for the offender? Are specific resources and/or programs better suited than others? Probation is a type of judicial reprieve that places offenders convicted of a crime under supervision of a probation officer and allows them to return home and remain part of their community as long as they follow all the conditions the court imposed. The time an offender must spend on probation can range from one to five…

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    Pros And Cons Of Parole

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    In the grand scheme of things, parole is a relatively new concept. Parole is less than 200 years old. It was created and developed by Alexander Maconochie, a member of the Royal Navy. Parole came as part of an overall trend in the 19th century that shifted correction’s focus from punishment to rehabilitation and reform. The idea behind parole was that offenders should be prepared and rehabilitated for eventual reentry into society. In 1876 the concept of parole would come to the United States…

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    assuage the fears of the average citizen, especially when it comes to the parole system. Thomas A. Corletta, Attorney at Law has the experience to offer this and many other important legal insights thanks to more than 35 years spent serving local clients. When it comes to parole, prisoners must meet certain criteria in order to be eligible. In the event all criteria have been satisfied, prisoners can then receive a parole hearing…

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    that I chose to research is (Emergency room) ER Nurse and Parole Officer. I am interested in these careers because it demonstrates the passion I have for helping others and I am also interested in being a mentor, advisor and authority figure. A personal experience I had a family member received excellent care from an emergency room nurse and I want to make a similar contribution to my patients’ lives. Someone who wants to become a Parole Officer and ER Nurse needs to go to school for a…

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    Teens Without Parole

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    A Choice, A Loss, And The Cost. Juveniles who commit murder are being sentenced to life in prison without parole. Teens should not be given the same consequences as adults. For example Brazil a young teen is trialed as an adult for committing second-degree murder and would have been sentenced to “life in prison without parole if he were convicted of first-degree murder” (Thompson 2). A 14-year-old is trialed as an adult and it’s not fair, teens should not be given the same consequence as…

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    Parole Hearing Essay

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    Module 3 Assignment 1 Discussion Michael Jones 6/12/2016 9:48:36 PM The State Of California Parole Procedures: The Board of Parole Hearings (BPH) conducts parole consideration hearings, parole rescission hearings and parole progress hearings for adult inmates and parolees under the jurisdiction of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The duties of the BPH also include, but are not limited to, mentally disordered offender and sexually violent predator screenings and hearings,…

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    Probation/Parole Officer There are many career options in the criminal justice field and all play a key role in our society. Each department are like puzzle pieces they all fit together to make the bigger picture. One key role in the criminal justice field is probation and parole, and in this role a probation or parole officer can not only assure societies well-being but the offenders as well. The probation and parole department are a part of the corrections branch of the criminal justice…

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    Objectives and Efficiency of Community Corrections Community Corrections are programs such as probation and parole whose main objective is to oversee offenders who have been reentered into the community as a part of their sentence. A basic understanding of the definitions of probation and parole are necessary before analyzing their differences and similarities. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics “[probation] refers to adult offenders whom courts place on supervision in the community…

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    Life Without Parole

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    for years. It is a system set up for juveniles that commit crimes. Life without parole is a controversial topic. Life without parole is given to juveniles that have had a non-homicide case. It also has been given to homicide Cases from six years old to eighteen years olds. Life without parole makes it to where juveniles will never be able to be free and will remain in prison until their death. Life without parole for juveniles has been in law for several years now and may have been a good…

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    Probation & Parole are the privileges that enable criminals to serve their sentences free from prison after serving a short jail time. The methods have different conditions including being under supervision by the P&P officers. Probation involves releasing a convicted suspect before sentencing begins on the state of decent behavior outside prison. The process of suspending a sentence before internment of the criminal and remains under observation of a probation officer. The primary goal of…

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