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    Mental Illness Theory

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    high prison population has a direct, negative effect on the psychological state of inmates. Overcrowding has been known to cause far more stressful situations and has prompted prison officials to react inappropriately on occasion due to being forced to accommodate ill-advised numbers of prisoners” http://online.ccj.pdx.edu/resources/news-articles/prison-overcrowding-is-a-growing-concern-in-the-u-s/ “Massachusetts faces substantial challenges in meeting the mental health needs of the prison…

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    There are several different ranges for ages of responsibility for juveniles around the world. Out of 22 countries, the range of ages of responsibility for juveniles range from a minimum of 7 years of age to 22 years of age. Some countries, however, have a minimum age of 6 years old to a maximum age of 16 years old. In most states, inside the United States for example, usually have a minimum age of 7 years old as age of responsibility. England is another example of a country with a different…

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    smart 25 year old straight out of mediall school with a phd in genectics. I applied around and no hospital then… i get a call from a maximum security prison and they offered an offer i couldnt refuse but the only condition was that i cant take a day off, so being an idiot i accepted the offer. So, on my first day on the job 17 guards came into this cell and pulled out a man i would say around 6’10 and 300 pounds and they strapped him to a chair and electricuted him the called him the…

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    overcrowding of prisons across the United States. Prison overcrowding is a very tough situation and is a huge concern throughout the United States. Stemming from the governments “war on drugs”, prisoners keep pilling up in prisons with no where to put them, thus creating a problem for the criminal justice system. More prisoners in a prison causes more problems for that facility. As well as increasing the needed cost to maintain and care for those prisoners. The overcrowding of prisons not only…

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    that should be taken into consideration by the criminal justice system, because if the person ends up being innocent, he/she could basically waste years of their lives for no valuable reason. In terms of the incarceration experience, I thought the prison system would offer better services like a well-structured GED program so that the women could developed knowledge and hope for a future career or higher education. I was surprised when Piper had to get another job as an electrician, since the…

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    Offenders Texas’s elderly inmates, classified as those above 55 and older, make up about 7.3% of Texas’s offender population and are rising by about 6% every year. They account for nearly a third of hospital costs and make three times as many visits to prison medical departments as younger inmates do. Elderly inmates care averages out to $100,000 compared to $31,307 for inmates under 55 years of age. This inmate population faces challenges like being preyed upon by younger inmates, needing…

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    For the past years prisons have been overcrowded, and more and more criminals have been showing up. America has to come up with a plan besides prisons because they don 't seem to be helping, either the citizens and the prisoners. Though citizens wouldn 't want hard time criminals roaming their streets. There has to be a compromise to satisfy these prisoners and citizens. America 's prisons have been known as a school to educate prisoners for them to be better citizens and learn from their…

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    Prison Vs Jail

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    out of prison or vice versa. Whereas some are convinced that the justice system does nothing to better criminals from committing more crimes, others maintain more crimes will be committed without the strict justice system that is in progress currently. Many say that the current justice system has no effect to criminals whether they are sent to jail or not. The people who agree with this side of the conflict believe that the alternatives are needed when felons can be sentenced life in prison for…

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    Lebanon Correction

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    Entering into Lebanon Correctional last Wednesday, I had expectations and prejudgments of the inmates that I prepared for myself mentally. With Lebanon Correctional being a third level prison, the exterior of the facility has barbed fencing and security, housing various criminals who have committed felonies. Before meeting the inmates, I expected them to be of the stereotypical dramatization that is portrayed in the media: intimidating, cold, threatening, possibly even sociopathic. With the list…

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    Jail And Prison Analysis

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    conditions. To find examples of prisons that could be replicated in England, John Howard visited other European countries. John Howard along with members of the English House of Commons drafted the Penitentiary Act of 1779. A reformatory regime that required inmates to be confined in cells unless they were working in common rooms, secure and sanitary, systematic inspections, and abolition of fees were the four requirements created from this act for English prisons and jails.…

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