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    The Bureau of Justice Statistics (2005) reported that individuals who fell with the parameters of substance abuse or dependence criteria (as established by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) were at least two times more likely to have

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    depends on whether they have an excellent education and or a steady job. As a juvenile‚ resources are limited such as jobs‚ which enable youth to turn to what they do best‚ which is to commit crimes. For instance‚ studies carried out by the National Bureau of Social Research have declared that‚ “Due to the disruptions in their education… the process of incarceration could actually change an individual into a less stable employee” (Holman 10). Detaining youth does not mentally and physically stabilize

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    program is to aim their concentration on criminals who continues to cause a threat to their community. The program known as the Atlanta Project Safe Neighborhoods is a strategic collaboration of the local state‚ and federal laws enforcement and corrections agencies for the purpose of apprehending and identifying the most violent criminals on the streets. (Tammy Meridith‚ 2013‚

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    Community corrections and institutional corrections have been a big part of our criminal justice system and helps us deter crime different ways. Both do the same thing by protecting our society and punishing criminals two different ways. In order to just decide on which one we want to be expanded we have to go more into depth on understanding them first‚ which will be all in this paper. Without neither of these different types of corrections our society would be reckless and very unsafe but with

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    THE LOST POPULATION Women in prison experience more challenges in the correctional systems today than ever. Many of the problems seen today with imprisoned women are issues that have rolled over for centuries since the Era of Reform. Women have also been subjected to many stereotypical views since the 1800’s‚ especially one view that perceives them as the weaker sex. Since birth women are treated delicately by society and are guided into stereotypical female roles. In U.S. correctional facilities

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    all about 5 important categories due to law enforcement and law enforcers. This is a worthwhile career that constantly helps people throughout the time period of life. I feel that law enforcement is a very helpful / very well needed occupation (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Law Enforcement is not just a job you can apply for you have to graduate‚ go to college and police academy. You have to have a high school diploma to apply for protective

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    felonies and misdemeanors with violent offenders being the least likely to recommit another violent crime. The Department of Correctional Education offers academic‚ vocational and transition programs to those persons who enter the Department of Corrections. Academic programs include instruction in literacy (Literacy Incentive Program)‚ which is mandated by state law for those inmates who score below a predetermined level on standardized testing‚ Adult Basic Education courses‚ and GED preparatory

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    residents‚ or about 1.6 million prisoners in 2010‚ according to the latest available data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS). Prison is a place used for internment of convicted criminals. Not including the death penalty‚ a sentence to prison is the harshest punishment inflicted on criminals in the United States. On the federal level‚ imprisonment or incarceration is managed by the Federal Bureau of Prisons‚ a federal

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    Shawn Olachea Wymondham Gaol was opened by Sir Thomas Beever in 1785. This jail was the first to be opened in Norfolk‚ England. This was near the end of the Age of Elightenment‚ when the Western World began to look inward and outward (Oakes‚ 2011). Looking outward‚ Western civilization could see barbaric tribes across the entire world (Oakes‚ 2011). Looking inward‚ the Western world believed itself more civilized and reformations began to touch every aspect of life‚ including dealings with criminals

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    are released‚ reconvicted‚ and incarcerated. The overcrowding issues in prisons today make it difficult to establish programs to prepare the inmate for release; there is simply not enough funding for these types of programs. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics‚ about six hundred thousand inmates are released from prison each year‚ and roughly two thirds of these individuals will return to prison from either new convictions or parole revocation within the first three years of release

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