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    of what we call prison today. Today there are 8 million people in prison and most of them are located in the US. This would be an interesting…

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    Chicago Prison Failure

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    believe that prison is the only way is a path of ignorance. Proof of this comes from; a town in Georgia has figured out an issue that Chicago has been dealing with for years, a criminology report has shown the failures of a prison, and the fraction of issues stopped but a majority rise. A prison is not a way to end a crime. The United States is filled with many towns and cities. The city of Chicago has a population of 2.7 million people and with many who have a felony and has been to prison.…

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    returns for the guards, and helping to rebuild a shambling prison library, and molding chess pieces out of soapstone, and filling his room with posters of the outside world all help show his desire to not only recapture the life he once had, but create a new one out of the ashes of the old. This hope is what proves to drive Dufresne, hope to reclaim some sort of normalcy, and both this combined with his actions during his time in prison highlight many different aspects of human nature. One piece…

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    vote? in my country and also in the UK, New Zealand and a few other places if you are in prison you cannot vote. Judging by the almost total lack of public discussion about this, most people in the United States at least seem to be fine with that. It is something we do not really talk about, something we do not really think about and whenever this gets brought up somebody usually says something like “if you break the law you lose your rights” or “voting is a privilege and it can be taken away”…

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    looking hard at the females in the system"( Kruttschnitt). With increasing imprisonment of females offenders this can cause a “wide range of unattended in negative development for both communities and families"(Kruttschnitt, 2010).Women that are in the prison systems throughout the world make up 2 & 9 percent. These in talk to it in the United States make up 7% under the judicial of state and federal authorities (Kruttschnitt). The rate of incarcerated women between 1980 and 2008 has grown six…

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    Prison Reform

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    The Need For Change The prison systems of the United States are not rehabilitating or changing inmates in any way. When inmates leave prison, they are not changed people. Prison systems have been used repeatedly for those who want to abuse their power as officers. This abuse shows that prisons have a high lack of care for the rehabilitation of inmates. The prison system of the United States is far less effective in rehabilitation, then those set in place in other nations. The correctional…

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    When somebody in this country has broken the law they put in prison to learn from their mistakes in order to become a well adjusted citizen. This is not the outcome that is taking place at this moment; most people who are in prison are a worst state going out then they were going in. A quote by Gloria Steinem that sums up this idea of the prison system today; he states “ A pedestal is as much a prison as any small, confined space”. Prisons in the United States is not longer helping our society…

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    largest prison population in the world. Yes, higher than dictatorships and military states. Prison privatization is a major issue for many important reasons. However, it is an issue that is completely overlooked and unknown in the rhetoric of our nation. Private prison corporations can influence our government and lawmakers into making and enforcing stricter laws on us, the citizens, and make life difficult for those in the prison system, their families and those who work there. Privatized…

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    Alcatraz Prison Facts

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    Alcatraz prison is located in the San Francisco Bay and was home to 1576 men. The prison coded in 1963 and reopened as a historical site in 1972. But how much do we really know about what happened behind closed doors? Here is my list of four untold facts about one of the most famous prisons in the world Visitations were allowed as long as it was approved by the warden. Inmates were granted one visit per month providing there was no physical contact or reference to any current affairs regarding…

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    Prison: The First Time

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    to the first time a young adult walks through the door of a barren college classroom full of blank faces, there are hundreds of experiences that define who a person is. The one experience that defines people who break the law is going to Prison. Prison is a place many people go who break the law as punishment, but…

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