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    Physical Prisons

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    Are there other types of prisons besides just jail cells? Although there can be physical prisons in life, such as a tangible cell, the word “prison” can also relate to intangible things. There are many instances in which these isolative places are demonstrated. Because there are many kinds of prisons in The Hiding Place, different characters experience different confinements. Of course, some characters in Corrie ten Boom’s wonderful novel go through physical imprisonments. To give a bit of…

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    Alcatraz Prison

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    dirty, smelling, cold prison cell with water dripping down the walls from the ceiling and hardly ever seeing daylight. This is what the prisoners in prison experience on a daily bases. Alcatraz was federal prison that was built on a twelve acre, solid rock island exactly one mile from the mainland with no roads or bridges to escape. Alcatraz, a prison in the San Francisco Bay that many famous people went to and dunknown details. Wardens and guards who worked at the prison did not know there…

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    Future Of Prisons

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    from prison, they are being faced with the reality that because of their past mistakes, they are unable to get a job.In a study by the Manhattan Institute found a 20% reduction in return to crime by nonviolent offenders, who make up the majority of incarcerated people. This suggests investing in helping people find jobs out of prison can lower the crime rates in the future.However, when these jobs are limited to food service, landscaping and construction, one must ask the question if the prison…

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    Oppression In Prisons

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    Furthermore, while in prison convicts make millions of license plates, each year, and countless of other things that civilians outside the prison walls aren’t aware of according to an article by (Lucas Reilly 2013), such as; “Books for the Blind, Lingerie, Park Benches And Picnic Tables, Military Jackets and Battle Garb, Human Silhouette Targets, Old IKEA Products, Baseball Caps, Canoes, and Blue Jeans,” Evidently, this explains why there are more prisons opening up and police are arresting…

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    Confinement In Prisons

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    affairs committee goes over several issues that are brought up when they review the federal prison system. In the panel of witnesses there were two who of which were incarcerated at one point in their life; however, both were non-violent. Solitary confinement is a major topic of discussion, and deciding whether it is constitutionally right; furthermore, whether it should still be practiced in today’s prison systems. Some of the criminal’s felonies may not be as severe as their sentence makes…

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    Women In Prisons

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    that there is a rapid growth of women being locked up. According to statistics, there are more women being lock up today than men. Most of the women that are incarcerated are mothers or soon to be mothers. That’s almost 62% of the women housed in prisons. 5% that are put into the state are pregnant, 6% that are in jails the same. This is beginning to be a hardship for the facilities and staff. Over the last 30 years, the biggest contributing factor, in my opinion, is the war on drugs,…

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    Prison Nurseries

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    Prison Nurseries Overrun unfavorable Neonatal Separations Effects Aside from successfully addressing multiple determinants of recidivism, prison nurseries also vigilantly prevent the assorted damages of neonatal separations (Elmalak, 2015, p. 1089; see also Baradon et al., 2008; Borelli et al., 2009; Byrne et al., 2010; Clarke-Stewart & Parke, 2001; Colin & Low, 1991; Elmalak, 2015; Few-Demo & Arditti, 2013; Fritz & Whiteacre, 2016; Goshin & Byrne, 2009; Goshin et al., 2014; JBara, 2012; Vainik,…

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    Prison Camps

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    I was interested in two topics. One topic being camp life and the other being prison camps. I was interested in the topic of prison camps because I had completed a project in Language Arts about concentration camps. I wanted to see how similar or how different they were to each other. I was more interested in camp life than prison camps because I can compare how they lived and how I live. I was intrigued to see what their daily routine was. The “Camp Life” was not the dream life theses…

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    Flogging In Prisons

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    the fate of a perpetrator. Flogging is an inadequate method to punish wrongdoers of their crime. Prisons are a more reliable way to establish a cognitive development. In order for criminals to understand their actions, they must be put through a system rather than inflicting cruel and unusual punishment. There are a number of mindsets on the establishments of prisons. Prisons are…

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    Alcatraz Prison

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    Operating from 1934-1963, Alcatraz was once considered the most highly secured prison. Housing criminals such as Al Capone and famous murderer Robert Stroud, the prison held some of the country’s worst criminals. While claiming to never have an inmate escape, numerous attempts were made by John Paul Scott, Darl Lee Parker, and Joseph Bowers but failed. Theodore Cole and Ralph Roe also fled, but after jumping in the San Francisco Bay they were never seen again. It was assumed that the two men…

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