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    to sleep at night do you feel safe? Prisons have came along way since the late 1700 , with brutal beheadings ,stonings ,and hangings changes was much needed for humans to live in a place of peace and security. Prisons should be secure everywhere in the country no matter the circumstances. There are many issues when it comes to the security of humans whether they are convicts or not. Smuggling is also a big issue in prisons in today's times. Most people think shanks and knives are the biggest things inmates want in prisons but it's not the most inmates are trying to get their hands on something every kid in the world wants.Cellphones are the most valuable things to inmates in prisons.…

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    environment, I have heard so many bad stories about working in the prison system. It made me not want to land a job opportunity with the correctional systems for a starter position. My experience with the jail was a pleasant experience, especially since we were allowed to have our cellphones inside of the prison. Cellphones in prisons would be considered contraband as I learned in “Intro to Corrections.” I was also allowed to leave the building to go get lunch. Someone of the intake officers did…

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    me it was Bob? I didn't hurt anyone? Please, someone, save me!!!” Tyrone uttered in fear. “ Sorry but all the pieces to our puzzle led to you! So that means you are the murderer!” The RCMP shouted as he was shaking his head, “ This is reality! Wake up brother. Wake up.” Tyrone and four other Policemen walked into the creepy old jail. There was only one small cell which took up the whole building. They placed Tyrone in the room and left him. Not telling him what to do or where to go. Small…

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    The Case Of Steven Avery

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    In 1985, an innocent man was sent to prison for a sentence of 36 years. This man’s name was Steven Avery. Steven was a resident on Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. A county where the police, the people you shouldn’t be afraid of, didn’t quite accept Avery because of an incident with his cousin, who was also the wife of the deputy, some time back, against Sandy Morris. The incident involved an empty fire arm weapon, which he pointed at Morris, when asked why he did it, his didn’t like the rumors…

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    “It must be locked from the outside.” said Xavier. Ally said, “We need to find a different way out then.” They started walking down the dark hallways. When they got back to the bodies, they didn't know where to go. They didn't want to split up because the place was so creepy. Then, Jordyn said, “Wait, does anyone have their phones?” Everyone did, but the jail cell was in the middle of nowhere so there was no service. “It's getting darker out,” said Alex, “so we should try to find a light…

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    town I can get farther than just the nucleus. To start off, I am going to start with the one in charge of the whole cell or town. The one that is in charge of the cell is the nucleus. In a town it is the mayor or the town hall. There is a reason why I way that is because the mayor makes the laws in the town hall, so basically the mayor is the nucleolus and the town hall is the nucleus.…

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    Deoxyribonucleic Acid is the molecule within human cells that holds all our genetic material (Genetics Home Reference, 2017). DNA can be found in all cells of the body except red blood cells and can be collected from hair follicles, blood, skin, bodily fluids, bone marrow, tissues etc (GHR, 2017). In criminal cases, DNA is used as evidence to prove whether a person was connected with a crime. If a person’s DNA is found at a crime scene, they become a suspect in an investigation. The use of DNA…

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    My Prison

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    Every prison has four major purposes retribution, incapacitation, deterrence, and rehabilitation. I think that my prison embodies all of these better than most. When creating my prison I heavily focused on the rehabilitation flaws that most prisons have. The U.S. has close to a 75% reincarceration rate. I designed a prison that I think will lower this and change the way we think of prisons. What makes my prison different is the setup and goal. My prison is a combination of a minimum and…

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    Prison Conditions

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    Totality-of-conditions Test and the Balance Test, proves to be the most useful in determining when prison conditions constitute cruel and unusual punishments. However, totality of conditions test, is primarily used to determine whether the overall conditions within a prison constitute cruel and unusual punishment. [1] The Pugh v. Locke, case that encompassed the “Prison Conditions” of Alabama Prisons and established the totality of conditions test. The complaint was originally filed by an…

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    located in San Francisco Bay, 1.25 miles offshore from San Francisco, California. This prison is a SUPERMAX PRISON. Supermax prisons are high end secure place to keep all the worst criminals off the streets. Alcatraz is sometimes referred to as “The Rock..” “The Rock” is to be measured some 22 acres and it is 121 feet above sea level. It was originally developed to be a lighthouse. In 1934 it became to be a super max prison, Its capacity is 450 people. The guard to prisoner ratio was 1:3. In…

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