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    and violent prison escape attempt in Alcatraz history. It was considered the unescapable prison in that that. Although a few prisoners would challenge that claim. In the middle of all the mayhem, one inmate was injured and fourteen other guards as well, while three inmate and two correctional officers died from a bullet wound. Bernerd Paul Coy who robbed a bank, he was sentenced to twenty-six years in prison for robbery with a possession of a shotgun, made a plan to escape the prison with five…

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    The prison system was created to keep our people safe, to help victims return back to their normal lives, and to help the inmates come out of the “criminal” world and to live a normal life ahead. Today, our prison system is not up to par and we cannot afford. If the correctional supervision in American was counted as a city of their own, they would be the biggest city in the United States right behind New York. Among African Americans, the numbers are even bigger. According to the NAACP, one in…

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    Incarceration In Jail

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    Nixon and dramatically when Regan was in office. President Regan further developed the agenda of making more money for the rich by using the War on Drugs. This caused incarceration rates to increase as well as the profit of privatized prisons, due to longer prison sentences. Nothing has changed since. No one has been able to change the system so that people aren’t arrested for minor misdemeanors in order to make…

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    's Block, first thing I notice is all the males run up to the glass, jump out of bed and run down the stairs to look at our class. It caught me completely off guard to say the least. Seemingly, all the females in the class were in front facing the cell block. The trustees who walked around doing their daily work were not bothersome and went unnoticed. Going into the kitchen, it was interesting to see the trustees at work and the deputies walking around and talking to us. I learned that they…

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    Pro Death Penalty

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    Mostly murderers are on death row just living out the remander of their lives in a small cell. Living out the rest of your life in a small cell until you die is torture. Now some murderers completley deserve this treatment for whatever evil acts they have commited. In California's notorious San Quentin prison, there is seven-hundred prisoners on death row. Since the death penalty was reinstated in 1977 in California only thirteen prisoners have been…

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    Jails and prisons mainly serve the same purpose of housing people who enter the criminal justice system. Jails are for inmate’s short term and are locally operated at a local level. In 2013, The Bureau of Justice Statistics reported that there were 2,872 local jails in the U.S. Jails normally house those who have committed misdemeanors. People held in jails are often awaiting a trail, sentencing and the sentence term for jails is typically a year or less. Jails are for lower level offenders or…

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    Prisoners are treated unfairly in the case of Mexico’s maximum security prison. An 11 page letter signed by notorious criminals like El Chapo Guzman and Edgar Valdez Villarreal and many others showcases that there were many things that were unfair inside the prison. The letter states that they were kept in their cells for 23 hours in horrid conditions, and no exercise outside. Inside the cells, the beds are described as odorous and have springs sticking out of them. The letter also says that…

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    Aaron's Prison Case Study

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    fairly new and he’s doing everything he can to make sure the prison is as safe as possible.” (Martinez 3). Aaron was a very talented and successful man throughout his life, until he took a turn down the wrong path. He committed many crimes from 2007 to 2013 and was serving his time for them in prison. His attorney and family believes that he was murdered while in prison, however; that is not the case. Aaron committed suicide. His prison life was better than the other inmates which leads to…

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    There are many things wrong with solitary confinement. Solitary confinement is when prisoners are put in a small cell, by themselves, for 22-24 hours a day. There are many downsides to solitary confinement, some of them being: the overall health of the prisoners, the fact that, once released, prisoners are more likely to re-commit a crime more violent, and many more. Solitary confinement does have some good things about it like safety for both the prisoner, other inmate, and the staff, etc.…

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    Worksheet Part I: General Questions: Answer 3 (1 point each) What was the correctional philosophy of Eastern State Penitentiary when it opened? Eastern State’s philosophy was the Pennsylvania System- a system where prisoners were isolated in their own cells with only a bible their thoughts. This complete silence and isolation was essential to repentance, however it was a maddening system that could (and I’m sure has) driven many prisoners insane. Name two prominent Philadelphians who were…

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