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    Nonviolent Offenders

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    integrated community corrections programs combine sentencing guidelines and judicial discretion with a variety of alternative sanctions and parole and probation options. In the second model‚ some states have instituted programs in which correctional officials may direct already sentenced offenders into alternative sanction programs and parole and probation options. Both models are designed to help reduce prison overcrowding

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    undeserved that a sentence can be just or unjust‚” he concluded. Once a person has been arrested‚ tried‚ and sentenced‚ the correctional process begins. Unlike Lewis’s exhortation‚ however‚ the contemporary American correctional system—which includes probation‚ parole‚ jails‚ prisons‚ capital punishment‚ and a variety of innovative alternatives to traditional sentences—is tasked with far more than merely carrying out sentences. We also ask of our correctional system that it ensure the

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    which the accused pleaded guilty with the advice of court-appointed counsel to the crime of "joyriding" and was placed on probation for two years. Then soon after the sentence was deferred because he was involved in a burglary and sentenced to 10 years in prison but only would receive 1 year with the advice from the parole. This was achieved due the fact that the probation officer questioned by the probationer about the incident and the parolee admitted his involvement. The offender filed a petition

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    O. J. Simpson Case Summary

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    the general population has a tendency to be more lenient‚ permitting them to proceed with life‚ as though nothing has ever happened. An example of this would be Lindsay Lohan. She is a repeat offender for shoplifting‚ drugs‚ drinking‚ and probation violation. “The child star‚ whose rap sheet includes a DUI‚ alleged necklace theft‚ and misdemeanor cocaine use‚ also cancelled a Toronto appearance last minute because her criminal past barred her from crossing the border--either that‚ or she refused

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    To prepare myself for this career certain steps need to be taken. Christopher Newport university has a variety of aspects that all assist in the contribution of becoming a Juvenile probation officer. Academics To be a probation officer there is no specific major that is needed‚ however it is required that an officer have earned a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from a four-year college to be considered for this position (Focus 2). Common majors that are found in this occupation are Sociology‚ Psychology

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    Process Essay: Fair Trial

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    Fair trial If the prosecutor‚ while working out a file‚ appreciates that a criminal lawsuit must be initiated‚ then he/she shall send a copy after the resolution for the initiation of the criminal lawsuit to the suspect person involved in the precursory criminal investigation‚ a person who‚ under the circumstances‚ becomes a defendant. The resolution shall be motivated. Also‚ when a person is summoned before a criminal investigation body or a court of law‚ a summoning notice is

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    misdemeanor is a lesser crime and the person being punished is given either a fine or a few days of imprisonment depending on the type of crime committed. Misdemeanors range from a number of different things from a possession charge to a minor traffic violation‚ like a hit and run accident with another person’s vehicle. But it depends upon the state that these offenses are listed as misdemeanors. The next layer would consist of the less serious felonies. These are usually committed by first time offenders

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    applicable in a given situation. The law I have selected is the “no electronic theft act of 1997.” The no electronic theft act is also known as the net act‚ it came into law under presidents Clinton in 1997. This was used to protect against copyright violations on the Internet. The law makes it a federal crime to reproduce‚ distribute‚ or share copies of electronic copyrighted work. As such it is a crime to distribute copyrighted material even if it is done without financial gain. The law also requires

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    Sentencing Paper

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    based‚ are joined with issues of religion‚ morals‚ values‚ and emotions. Sentencing a criminal can be from probation to sentenced to death. It consists of fines‚ probation‚ imprisonment or death. Fine is where you have to pay a certain amount. They are often used for minor violations‚ such as a speeding ticket. Fines are used when a person has no criminal record and the ability to pay. Probation is a sentenced served while under supervision by a supervising officer‚ which can withdrawal your ability

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    had risen to a point where one in 100 American adults was behind bars. A second Pew study‚ the following year‚ added another disturbing dimension to the picture‚ revealing that one in 31 adults in the United States was either incarcerated or on probation or parole” (Pew Center on the States‚ 2011). It is very costly for the states to maintain the prisoners behind bars. It has been estimated that the cost of state spending on corrections is 52 billion dollars. Recidivism is a term used by law enforcement

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