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    Parole Case Study

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    offenders‚ (b) between the ages of 18- 25‚ (c) minority population (Hispanic and or African American) (d) males (e) and currently enrolled at CSUN. The exclusion criteria was the following (a) partakes in any active supervision‚ which meant regularly reporting to a parole authority in person‚ by mail‚ by telephone and or (b) having physical restrictions such as ankle monitor. The recruitment method of our population was snow-ball‚ the researcher knew a candidate prior to the start of the research

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    Parole Officer Reflection

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    work‚ I was able to clean excessively. More importantly‚ the opportunity to redo the check in area was enormous. There was clear evidence that a parole officer had been in charge of this room prior. It gave off an awful vibe‚ and nothing that was hanging up would benefit a parolee. The posters and warning signs that were hanging up when I was on parole were still there‚ and still made me feel uneasy. I took down the posters about mandatory sentences for gun violations‚ and all of the signs that possibly

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    Action Against Parole

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    This situation is a threat to my professional and emotional conflicts. Being a parole officer‚ it is my duty to take action against parolee. Her actions are the serious detriments to the criminal acts. I would try to make some rationale kind of decision in this way. First of all I will approach to parolee in my duty of the officer and ask her that if she keeps committing these offended actions then I would take action against her and her children will be sent to the public authority or any other

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    It is important for everyone to have a basic understanding of legal concepts because the outcome of our society depends on it. A basic understanding allows our society to better themselves for future generations. Legal concepts allow unity and allows changes in society. Many topics will be discussed to elaborate the importance of knowledge of basic legal concepts such as ethics‚ sources of law‚ tort law and contract law. Ethics are a collection of standards of conduct and moral judgement forming

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    probation and parole are often made scapegoats? Americans want greater protection from crime while insisting that efforts to afford this protection do not jeopardize treasured constitutional rights. We want a system that deters would be miscreants an incapacitates those not deterred without imposing significant tax dollars . 3.How does the abolition of parole release impact on probation? the abolishing of parole may increase the number of people on probation‚ for example Virgina abolished parole release

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    Parole is defined as the early release of an inmate from a correctional institution under supervision. It is a sentencing strategy that progressively returns offenders to society to lead productive lives. Parole is often an incentive for offenders to behave while in prison and can act as a stimulus for positive behavioral change. Parole is based on the idea that an offender can gain early release through good behavior and self-improvement. The conditions of parole are based on an offender’s criminal

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    Probation and Parole are community corrections that involve supervision outside of incarceration. Probation is a sentence given by a probate judge who allows an inmate to remain in the community; however‚ there is a certain period of time that the defender is allowed on probation. As long as the person complies with the rules‚ he or she will not be sentenced to jail or prison. On the other hand‚ if the accused do not follow the judge’s instructions chances are‚ he or she will definitely be incapacitated

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    Life Without Parole

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    Capital Punishment in America Capital punishment should be viewed as the stripping away of humanity from a person. The death penalty itself should be "executed" because of racial inequities‚ the concept of murder‚ the possibility of error‚ lack of deterrence‚ the cost‚ and an overwhelmed legal system. "The goal of capital punishment is revenge" (Introduction 1). Capital punishment is simply an outlet for the bloodlust of the American people (Introduction 1). The death penalty is very discriminatory

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    have typically directed parole boards to base their decisions on one or more of these criteria ’s‚ the probability of recidivism‚ the welfare of society‚ the conduct of the offender while in the correctional institution‚ and lastly the effectiveness of the parole plan. Three models that guide the parole decision making have existed over time are‚ the surveillance model‚ the procedural justice model‚ and lastly the risk prediction model. Early parole decisions were based not on formal policies‚

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    | The parole system began after enactment of legislation on June 25‚ 1910. By legislation of May 13‚ 1930‚ a single Board of Parole in Washington‚ D.C. was established (Chase‚ 2000). Parole procedure starts with the inmate’s eligibility for parole which is determined by the sentence initially received from the court. Not all inmates are eligibility for parole‚ however some inmates convicted of non violent crimes must spend only fifty

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