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    Religion In Prisons

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    Literature Review Studies show approximately 95% of inmates will be released from prison, back into society (Gibbons & Katzenbach 2006). In addition, more than half of all prisoners serve sentences fewer than three years (Thomas, & Zaitow, 2006). Noting these facts, incorporating the benefits of religious observance, coping skills and self-improvement becomes increasingly important to the inmate population, as well as society at large. At this juncture, little research has been conducted, solely on female inmates and the meaning of religious observance. Essentially no studies have been published in the United States with respect to Jewish inmates; much less, Jewish female inmates and the benefits of religious observance. In the interests…

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    desire he has, even if it is extremely harming to others. Alex’s brutality shows the deep down inclination of us all to be aggressive and violent in our ways. Although people may not always make the right choice, it is very important for us to have our own free will. When Alex is released from the state jail, where he is subject to a permanent mind altering “treatment”, Alex no longer has the ability to choose for himself. The prison minister tells Alex how his fundamental nature will be…

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    Prison Reforms

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    Zakaria Mohamud, ENGL 1020 Brian Davis Prison Reforms The United States of America, we the number in almost of everything, for example diversity in cultures, religion, political, and economy wise. Many countries look up to us. We are the country to beat in many thing and many see us as they idol. Surly we are not perfect but right next to perfect. Although many things seemingly well, they another things that look awful as well. I’m taking about prisons. “Prisons throughout the world…

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    observance were listed as a method of protection, convergence in order to pass contraband, access to prison volunteers and resources, such as free goods, celebratory foods, music and favors from a…

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    Faith In Prisons

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    history and crime, state prisons host a variety of activities to reform the behaviors of dangerous criminals. Events, such as vocational training, farming, and church events, serve to re-educate criminals and help them rediscover new meaning to their lives. Of these activities, faith-based programs play a large part in the rehabilitating process of criminals. In the United States, sentencing length is a large concern within correctional facilities. According to the National Bureau of Justice…

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    While behind prison walls, prisoners enjoy basic rights that are protected in law. It is true that they have fewer rights than law abiding citizens, but, never the less, they have essential human rights and civil liberties. Every inmate has the right to be free under the Eighth Amendment from inhumane treatment or anything that could be considered “cruel and unusual” punishment. In general, any punishment that is considered inhumane treatment, like torture or abuse, or a violation of a…

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    The main goal of developing successful rehab programs in prisons are to prevent recidivism in inmates. Statistics found that 37% of people who participate in these programs did not return to prison within the first three years. Some prisons offer inmates many programs to try to get them back on track. With these resources come people who try to help the inmates as well like counselors and volunteers who hold…

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    told to Alex Haley, by Malcolm X. Malcolm X is a man who undeniably changed the United States in numerous ways. There were many changes that Malcolm X had gone through in his life, as he fought and advocated about what he believed in about segregation, prejudice, and racism. To me, there were a few major things that Malcolm X went through that changed how he thought and advocated about his beliefs was the way he followed Alijah Muhammad in the Islamic religion, the time he spent in penitentiary…

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    for the US, our country holds 40% of the total prison population, considering the fact that U.S. doesn’t have the largest population. It’s a very alarming situation because this number is increasing every year, so many families are being affected by this. There hasn’t been any major improvement in the federal prison reform, even though there are so many politicians who claim to be very hard towards crime. The current administration is not seeing eye to eye on many issues including prison reform.…

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    it's cheaper to execute someone rather than keeping them in prison for life. Although that may have been…

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