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    Prisoners of War

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    War. All of which were unnecessary and most of which were against international rules."Canadian prisoners of war are the forgotten men of World War Two" The process in which they suffered plays a significant role in Canadian history. It is the intention of this essay to bring attention to the largely neglected prisoners of war and to explain the importance of them being captured and held as prisoners. Upon capture‚ canadian soldiers were imprisoned in camps. Canadians - especially

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    Cog Rehab Business

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    Cited: ACRM. (2012). Cognitive rehabilitation task force. Retrieved from http://www.acrm.org/brain- injury/cognitive-rehab-task-force APA Blue Cross Blue Shield Association. (2010). Healthcare trends in america 2010: Improving access to health coverage. Retrieved from http://www.bcbs.com/employers/healthcare- trends-report/Chart-1-1.html Bolander‚ C Brain Injury association

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    Prisoner Education

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    The education of prisoners is a topic that is riddled with complications. One of the major barriers in the way of prisoner education is public indifference and ignorance. It seems that people are almost happy to simply lock people away rather than actually confront problems such as recidivism and community reintegration. Our paper argues that prisoner education is not only a good thing‚ but is necessary to fix the underlying problems within the United States prison system. There is definitely a lack

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    The Three Prisoners

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    The story starts out but having us imagine that there are three prisoners in a cave. These prisoners are tied to rocks so they cannot look at anything besides the cave wall that is directly in front of them. These three prisoners have been stuck in this cave since birth and have never seen or experienced anything outside of the cave. Behind the prisoners there is a fire‚ and between the fire and the prisoners there is a walkway. People that pass this walkway usually carry things on their head that

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    Life Prisoners

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    changes on correctional policy‚ and why people commit crimes. Has your understanding of prison life changed? On researchers’ perspective‚ change is possible for anyone that includes individuals behind bars. Moreover‚ if one of them prisoners changes for the better‚ he can become good and productive citizen. This‚ by the way‚ requires sacrifice from the inmate along with help from concerned agencies. Life in jail is also about survival. In addition to other inmates‚ some correctional

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    Visiting a Rehab Clinic

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    couple people are casually waiting; pleasant‚ normal looking people. The whole effect is of a pleasant doctor’s practice‚ and on first look you would never be able to tell that this is the waiting room for a chemical dependence treatment center. A rehab center. I talk to the receptionist‚ Anne‚ and she tells me about the clinic. This one is fairly small‚ fifteen rooms or so. Outpatient only‚ this clinic is mainly a place for people to have some quick community support for their addictions and to

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    Prisoner of the Inquisition

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    Prisoner of the Inquisition I believe the author begins with a brief introduction to the era and historical perspective at the time‚ to introduce the reader to the story and allow them to delve into the historical knowledge. She wants the reader to know the background to the plot and for them to understand it. The climate of fear in which the Holy Inquisition bestowed upon people is relevant to this story as we get a glimpse of the horror it can lead to early on in the book. So early in fact

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    The Prisoner of Zenda

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    SUMMARY Chapter 1 (Rudolf Rassendyll) The story unfolds with Rose (Rudolf Rassendyll`s sister-in-law)‚ telling Rassendyll that he needs to get himself a job. Rudolf`s brother (Robert)‚ finds an interesting job for him as an “attaché” to Sir Jacob Borrodaile. Borrodaile will be the Ambassador of Ruritania in six months` time. Ruritania‚ located in central Europe is the only country‚ Rudolf has not visited. So‚ he feels happy with the idea. Rudolf decides to witness the coronation of King Rudolf the

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    Political Prisoner

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    A political prisoner as stated in the website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_prisoner declares‚ “A political prisoner may be someone held in prison or otherwise detained‚ perhaps under house arrest‚ because their ideas or image are deemed by a government to either challenge or threaten the authority of the state. Typically‚ the imprisonment of people on political grounds is done under extrajudicial processes‚ where the veneer of legality and terminology are used to disguise the fact that

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    Elderly Prisoners

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    In line with community trends where the aging population is increasing‚ the same is occurring in prisons. Known as the ’greying’ of the prison population‚ research shows that the aging prisoner population is a global trend and one that requires attention on equally compelling issues of economic cost‚ institutional management‚ facility design and humanitarian concerns. There is growing attention to this area of penology and the increase in available literature from both gerontological and

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