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    How does our correctional system punish offenders? “There aren’t any magic bullets that can end America’s continuing battle with crime and addiction”. M‚ S. (2015). The word punishment is a form of Discipline. In order to better understand the nature of punishment‚ is too consider the development to morally justify society infliction of punishment. The correctional system has a system of monitoring‚ supervision‚ punishment‚ and treatment for the range offenders who are convicted of violations

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    Running Header: FUNCTIONS OF THE US 1 Functions of the US Correctional System Tracy Kelly Kaplan University CJ101-02 December 18‚ 2011 Professor Patricia Dahl FUNCTIONS OF THE US CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM 2 Functions of the US Correctional System The United States correction system was created to protect society from criminals. There are many ways in which the system can do this; punishment‚ incapacitation‚ rehabilitation‚ deterrence‚ and restitution. Two ways

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    Housing for Women Exiting Correctional Facilities Alfreda B. Green Kaplan University Housing has been an endless barrier to the successful return of ex-offenders into the communities where they live. There are facilities that help men with temporary housing; however‚ for female ex-offenders transitional housing support does not exist for them. When women are free from prison‚ they are free to go back to the places where they were formerly influenced to engage in unlawful behaviors again. What

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    Correctional Operations Correctional Operations Many nations and cultures have come up with official laws to protect their citizens from crimes. Over the years these laws have been in force‚ to help keep society from becoming anarchy. Different forms of punishments have been used to detour would be criminals. However you will find citizens still tends to break the laws. These days all countries have a justice system and a prison for locking up their threats to society. Many countries do sentence

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    I would go and look over all the charts that have to deal with each program. See which program is improving the inmates’ knowledge‚ and which ones are failing. The programs that help I would find a better way to reestablish the programs curriculum. Also get rid of the programs that are not mean the governor requirements‚ and that cannot be repaired. Then I would have to come up with more programs that will be more effective. Call a meeting with all high operatives so we can tighten up our prison

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    CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES Name: Institution: Correctional Facilities Introduction The correctional system is an overall term referring to an array of directives directly administered or executed by jurisdictional justice organizations that entail the management‚ castigation‚ rehabilitation and supervision of sentenced criminals. These mandates are frequently done through incarceration‚ probation and parole‚ whereas prison offers the most widespread correctional agency worldwide (Clear & Cole‚ 2013)

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    In contrast‚ there are multiple differences in the correctional systems of China and Japan. In Japan‚ the personnel within the penal system punitive procedures for their felons were reprisal and to be completed reformed from who they were prior to incarceration within the correctional setting; whereas‚ Japan had strong beliefs that their convicts had to severely reprimanded and transformed in order to leave their prisons. In addition‚ China has facilities that housed women while Japan’s offenders

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    Aspects of a Correctional Officer Katelynn Gregory 03/01/2015 CS204: Professional Presence Unit 7 Within the Department of Corrections correctional officers serve as the voice of authority. They ensure the safety of all inmates and making sure there welfare and well-being is good and being taken care of. These brave correctional officers break up violent confrontations‚ ensure order‚ and also help prisoners rehabilitate so they can be productive members of society. In 2013 there were

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    At the tender age of eighteen‚ I began my career as a correctional officer with the Texas Department of Corrections at the Ellis I Unit in Huntsville‚ Texas‚ a town with population of only about 30‚000 people‚ but with seven prisons and more than 13‚000 inmates. I attended a lengthy and thorough pre-service training academy that was conducted for eight hours every day for two weeks. All trainees were required to live in dormitories together as a group so we could sleep‚ eat‚ breathe‚ and drink

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    dark and freezing cold. Silence filled the air‚ the only sounds made were screeching screams and cries for help. The guards walk past every ten minutes to ensure no inmates have escaped or harmed themselves in any way. After being here at Goulburn Correctional Center for just over fifteen years now‚ I know every rabbit hole‚ emergency exit and surveillance areas around this place. The key to survival here is; don’t make friends with anyone‚ don’t look anyone in the eyes and don’t eat the food unless

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