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    have noticed a huge amount of incarcerations that I’ve seen publicly on television and in the media. The Smarter Sentencing Act does not repeal any federal mandatory minimum sentences‚ but instead reduces prison costs and populations by creating a fairer‚ less costly minimum terms for nonviolent drug offenders (). The 4 main things it will do will be to save billions spent on incarcerating nonviolent drug offenders‚ save expensive prison beds for more dangerous offenders‚ remedy a long-standing racial

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    Purpose of Incarceration

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    Purpose of Incarceration The purpose of incarceration is not a simple question to answer. A prison is designed to keep a segment of the population segregated from another segment of the population. Having a understanding of why the segregation s necessary helps the manager or administrator apply or request for funding. During budget crisis or a recession‚ the manager has to be able to identify and explain the purpose of incarceration so that government monies will be allocated to the correct areas

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    expensive mess. There are now so many alternatives to incarceration that we need to explore and start using. Johnny Cash wrote a song called “Folsom Prison Blues” describing the angst of inmates‚ permanently immortalizing them in the publics minds. However‚ now that prisons across the country are running out of resources and space‚ it is the prison officials who are feeling the blues. There are a number of alternatives that are used for offenders who have committed non-violent crimes. The options

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    1 Malaysia against Drugs Lately‚ the cases of drug abuse in our country are increasing. Nowadays not only adults are involved in these cases‚ but teenagers too. We can see many people suffering from taking drugs and they are addicted to it. I believe that they knew the consequences of taking drugs but still why do they want to take it? There are many possibilities like maybe they are suffering from stress and they don’t know the correct way to express themselves‚ or maybe they are influenced or

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    HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT UNIT VIII – CASE STUDY 16-1 The Case For And Against Drug Testing Columbia Southern University Professor: Ph.D. Chizoba Madueke (Dr. Zee) Student: Chi H. Nguyen Student # 217505 Drug Problems As per Nationwide Medical Review (n.d.)‚ drug users in United States are not specific case of unemployed people but‚ at the matter of facts‚ drug users can be anyone from a politician‚ a business owner‚ a doctor‚ a professor‚ and a student‚ to the kind-hearted neighbors. It

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    December 5‚ 2001 Alternatives to incarceration Ever since the first prison opened in the United States in 1790‚ incarceration has been the center of the nation’s criminal justice system. Over this 200 year period many creative alternatives to incarceration have been tried‚ and many at a much lower cost than imprisonment. It wasn’t until the late 1980’s when our criminal justice systems across the country began experiencing a problem with overcrowding of facilities. This problem forced lawmakers

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    Incarceration Crimes

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    Incarceration is/is not a deterrent to crime? The major question that comes to my mind regarding crime statistics is "Why is it that the number of people that are in the U.S. is rising at an unprecedented rate?" Analyst say that the crime rate has remained relatively flat over the last 15 years‚ but today we are seeing the most rapid growth in our nation’s prison population since the first prisons were established in the 19th century. Some say that this incarceration increase is due to the

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    The question has come up many times regarding drug testing in the work force. Should it be done‚ would it violate a person’s rights? You could see it ways‚ yes and no. I have been drug tested many times for working at loyal care‚ which is a place that works with the elderly‚ helping with everyday living‚ so that they can remain in their homes and not have to go into an assisted living facility. I never had any feelings of having my rights violated‚ but my feelings are not shared by many people

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    main reason for drug testing is to check both the health of the mother and baby and in doing so make the effects of drug abuse known. in most cases pregnant individuals are vulnerable especially during labor. It is often difficult to go through a detailed and prompt paperwork at the expense of concentrating. These patients ultimately sign off without a second thought. In most cases‚ they do not carefully read the paperwork‚ which is a risky act. A recent study proved that drug tests would help

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    Essay On Incarceration

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    rapid rise in the incarceration rate over the last four decades has drawn greater attention globally; to the incapabilities of the incarcerated female offenders‚ and the overflow of these complications into the children’s lives. Whereas‚ incarceration refers to the restriction of an individual’s freedom in a facility or environment like prisons‚ jails‚ and other penal institutions (Alaska. Law‚ 1997). Millions of children are faced with separation from their mothers due to incarceration. Recent estimates

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