Siberian Prison System Cyprus Prison System My project is devoted to explaining Siberian history as a place to send prisoners - from the era of Ivan the Terrible to this day. I will introduce the reasons for choosing Siberia as an exile, the conditions of the prison system, and the Siberian prison. Choosing Siberia as an exile is the same as other Western countries that acquired colonies abroad and the acquisition of Siberia made it an exile. Criminal and political prisoners were sent to Siberia for over three centuries and millions of people were expelled from the country. In 1977, Israeli human rights activist Natan Sharansky was put in jail and accused of spies against Americans. During his ninth year imprisonment, he kept most of his time in solitary confinement. Since becoming a chess genius since childhood, Sharansky made a choice: When he is not communicating, he will chess as often as he is playing. Head his situation is designed to break his spirit and exceed his choice, how he participates in this time, changes his situation, and enhances his intellect and spirit . After release, Shalansky continued to discuss some controversial issues and eventually served as deputy prime minister. Returning is a little away from the normal "thinking" and "things" of life. The prisoners finally landed in a town called Tomsk. From there, they went to the barracks in a small ridiculous room built for Poles in desolate areas through the Siberian conifer forest (forest) for two days in winter. This is part of a series of forced labor camps and settlements, the Soviet-glag regime. The description of life under Soviet rule is not extreme abnormality, it is an index of how the Communist administration regulates its own people. In November, 100 years since the revolution, communism was brought about in Russia, later in Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. The unusual Marxist regime lost its life between 65 and 100 million people, so its total number is so high that human minds can not be conceptualized.

In the prison system, most prisoners are marked as "crazy" or "bad." The meaning here is that "crazy" means that the prisoner suffers from psychosis, "bad" means deliberately showing it. The main difference is that if they have the ability to choose to act in a specific way, or if they can not control their behavior, they are "funny". This article explains how prison officials distinguish prisoners as "crazy" or "bad" and explain how ideas and social practices provide information to prison guards . Gang and violence in the prison system Introduction Gang violence is one of the most prominent problems in today's prison system. It is well known that gangs attempt to control prison / prison, attempt to plant fears in the prison system and society as a whole, and adversely affect the system. "Gang prisoners account for about 18% of the population of 18,000 prisoners" (Seabrook) more prisoners and numerous prisoners serve longer as they comply with their behavior (P. 78). Among the neighbors, a group of groups has been a norm for considering Smiley legally unacceptable and has approved stealing, violence, substance abuse, and organized crime. Some colors and gangs, and the world as a gang against them. A smile is floating by doing a gang symbolic tattoo There are various definitions of prison gangs, but the generally accepted statements are criminal-oriented entities within the prison system that are perceived as threatening the orderly management of prisons or threatening orderly management It functions as a function. Prisoners in prison gangs usually have similar norms, values, and languages, and their members have clear code of conduct. Many prison officials use Security Threat Organization (STG) to identify gangs. Prison gangs are usually informally organized by race or ethnic group, imitate the organization of the street gang and are often duplicated. Prisoners often participate in gangs as a means to provide personal protection or economic benefits to other prisoners and often rely on gang members as surrogates.

Prison is an imprisonment organization for people who are convicted of criminal offenses. Throughout history, most societies have established places where people accused of crime are accused and can wait for some form of a trial. The idea of ​​limiting people to punishment for crime after the trial is relatively new. In the 15th century of Europe, punishment for crime was some form of corporal punishment, such as a serious crime whiplash or more serious crime enforcement or enslavement. It is rooted more extensively than ever. However, in the history of the overall prison system in the United States, prisoners have become a source of potential benefits. For example, they have become valuable subjects in medicine research and position prisons as a major link between universities and enterprises. In an emerging pharmaceutical industry competing for enthusiastic physicians and researchers, funding universities, and larger market shares, he relies on a rapid increase in the number of prisoner's American medical research projects. People left behind by society continue to provide support to medical pharmaceutical plants, especially prison prisoners will be raw materials for postwar profit and academic progress. Criticism against the criminal justice system will concentrate on prison. Prison is the institution that restricts those who are convicted of criminal offense. In this article I will describe the early history of prison, the early American prison summary, prison target, North Carolina State Prison, and the prison system. Throughout history, most societies have established places where people accused of crime are accused and can wait for some form of a trial. However, punishing officers / criminals after the trial is relatively new. In the ancient times (around the 15th century), punishment for crime was often a type of corporal punishment. Flogging, pulling, quarter, breaking on wheels, burning in rabbit, dagger, hanging on and extending on rack

Throughout history, our prison system has many problems. Americans who are overcrowded with prisons, insufficient funds, rapist rates not included in the charts do not know how to solve this problem. We need to shorten sentences and work hard to bring prisoners back to places where they can play a role in society. Many prisoners hardly receive high school education and have not received any further education. Security guards pay attention to the happiness of prisoners, they begin to notice signs of abuse and need to solve their problems. The problem that has plagued the US prison system is becoming too big to ignore. Talks about prison reform have become mainstream, and the need for reform is widely supported through political scene. There seems to be a new consensus that the way the state imprisones criminals is excessive punishment and ineffective as a means of reviving their prisoners. These amazing statistics come from the Atlantic Ocean: "As of today, about 2.4 million people in federal, state and provincial prisons and prisons in the United States are imprisoned as in other days Protect this group Expanding to everyone who is punished, such as observation and parole release, nearly 7 million second capitals are born next to New York. An overcrowded prison is a big problem in today's US correctional facility. The death penalty eased the problem of prison overcrowding. According to the registration report of Orange County, the US prison population increased by 100,000 in 1997 and increased to over 7 million in 12 months (15). When the death penalty went out in 1975, the crime rate soared (Orange County Register 15). Health problems also exist in densely populated prisons. AIDS is a major health problem in today's prison. According to Lynn Goodnight, rape is a potential consequence of overcrowding (56). Prisoners who are not engaged in safe sex pays millions of dollars of medical expenses each year. The severe reality of sexual relations between prisoners is causing problems. Prisoners who are having sex with each other often change disease that has received many sentences to death sentences. In addition to health problems, overcrowded prisons can also lead to violence among prisoners.

"We are not only disturbing the defeat of mobs, there is no one who is doing this, I grew up with N. One third of us are locked out You are N__ I know what I can do with the heart of mine My idea is my money and money is in me If you owe me 10 dollars you give me 9 dollars You will not give me 40 acres and donkey. Even though we live in a world without borders, blacks are defined by prisons and their movement restrictions on this planet. Select a city, select a state, and then perform a mathematical calculation. How many blacks are there in the prison system? How many people are angry and do you feel that everything is stacked on them? But somehow, they are in danger now. They become fathers and live to raise children. They stroked free with their neck and shoulders and lips on their lips. As many African Americans "swim" inside and outside the US prison system, Bates's new book is as timely as a long-awaited parole. We need to hear the voice of young people before silence is replaced by something we can not see. Bates wrote about the crime he committed and the life in prison. He did not provide an answer or apologize for his actions. This makes "problem of freedom" very honest and sometimes sometimes Butler's book raises a certain case that Slayers systematically works to deprive blacks from humanitarian treatment within the judicial system. "American prisons were built for the black people, blacks are free, literally metaphorical only when there are no prisons." Butler said that less than 20% of the prisoners were He pointed out that it is murder or sexual crime. At least he insisted that we should consider replacing the other 80% imprisonment. He reported that 27 states in the past decade have reduced the rates of incarceration and crime rates, thereby strengthening his abolition debate. At the county level, consider the black man's punishment system and massive imprisonment. More than 60% of prisoners are of color origin and one out of every eight people in their twenties are in prison or in prison. (US Friends Service Commission) These obvious statistics show prejudice against color people. In contrast, according to the Atlantic publication in July 2015, 95% of the elected prosecutors of the country are white and 79% are white men. (Atlantic Ocean, David A. Graham 2015)

For most of the past 20 years, California's prison system has become a hot topic. It is estimated that the California prison system accounted for 200% of the capacity in 2006 ("California"). This serious overcrowding affects not only the California State Correction Rehabilitation Center (CDCR) but also the prisoners and staff, but it also affects the entire society. Due to overcrowding, the prisoners' rights are infringed and taxpayers can not pay for the internal separation system. About the guest writer: Kenneth E. Hartman has been working for the California Prison System for 38 years. He is the author of the award-winning memoir "California Mother: A Behind The Scenes of Atonement". "His other books are" prison Christmas "and" cruel, not uncommon ". "He lives and works as a writer in the Los Angeles area and can contact Kennethehartman @ hotmail.com California Art Attorneys by contacting Ken Texas, Alabama, Georgia, New York State , The six California legal forums are improving the convenience and the support of art in re-entry service has increased. For most of the past 20 years, California's prison system has become a hot topic. It is estimated that the California prison system accounted for 200% of the capacity in 2006 ("California"). This serious overcrowding affects not only the California State Correction Rehabilitation Center (CDCR) but also the prisoners and staff, but it also affects the entire society. - INTRODUCTION In recent years, methods to replace imprisonment have been sought for overcrowding of correctional systems. Intermediate sanction is one of the options. Long-term sanctions were adopted in the United States for the benefits and choices of intermediate sanctions to reduce overcrowding from money savings, but that has its misfortune mistake. There are many choices for intermediate sanctions, but some are in the back.

Explore the essence of modern American prison system, especially the evolution of security measures and the birth of prison privatization. Bentham 's innovative concept of Panopticon, as well as prison labor practices and the dynamics behind the rights of prisoners. Elements such as investor confidence, taxation, public policy, etc. are tested to determine how it affects the state of the prison system (both public and private). Considering the prisoners' rights to overcrowding, medical and privacy, they are compared with larger profits. This course will introduce the history and contemporary ways to deal with crime. Students will consider criminal proceedings, the nature and structure of the US prison system, the "recidivism" issue, the impact of certain social development on crime, and demographic and other issues of crime. Build a healthy relationship Greg Mohr This course will help you identify you the relationships you have in your life and protect you from sin about failed relationships of the past. Personality traits of healthy relationships, ways to overcome the aggressive spirit, how to solve health conflicts, and other important relationships that can create meaningful and successful relationships in your life and ministry I will learn about the course. Letter from the President ........................................... ... ... ... ............................ .... ............................... 1 Explore the essence of modern American prison system, especially the evolution of security measures and the birth of prison privatization. Bentham 's innovative concept of Panopticon, as well as prison labor practices and the dynamics behind the rights of prisoners. Elements such as investor confidence, taxation, public policy, etc. are tested to determine how it affects the state of the prison system (both public and private). - Overcrowding in prisons is a serious problem expanding rapidly in the United States. It has plagued the criminal justice system since the 19th century and has expanded to our modern prison system. Overcrowding is more complex than what people see outside. There are many reasons why the number of prisoners has increased. For many years, people have discussed what causes and how to improve

Overcrowding in prisons is becoming a problem that will rapidly major financial problems and controversies in the United States. More than two-thirds of our people are currently in jail or in prison, soon 500,000 will be in prison. That said, two-thirds of the people are limited to floor space less than 60 square feet. The prison situation has been greatly improved in many ways, but the current correction system is trying to solve the same problem that the United States encountered in the past. Overcrowding in state prisons and federal prisons continues to hurt US correctional facilities due to the need to increase prisoners and reduce disciplinary expenses. Due to these two factors, prisoners' living space is becoming more and more deficient. Many orthodontic facilities operate under hazardous conditions such as exceeding maximum capacity. The overcrowding of prisons and prisoners seems to be closely related to the violence of prisoners, the living environment is unbearable and it brings many problems in prisons which seems to be illegal. For violence, one man is occupied by sexual assault, poor health, spread of diseases among prisoners of war, and even some prisoners of war in a small group of cells in a single space. Unconstitutional Problem As many people have seen, overcrowding is a serious problem, but there are many reasons for overcrowding and its impact, and people are trying to use a strategy to control this dilemma . Regardless of whether someone believes that overcrowding is a serious problem, we all have to pay attention as they are being used to support the failing prison system . The government has to propose a new way to punish those who are convicted but still trying to satisfy the American people with our prison system. Overcrowding in prison is a serious problem that is developing rapidly in the United States. It has plagued the criminal justice system since the 19th century and has moved to our modern prison system. Overcrowding is more complex than what people see outside. There are many reasons why the number of prisoners has increased. For many years, people were discussing what causes and how to improve. - Prison, populations within prison, overcrowding of illegal drugs and substances. This task explains these three problems in turn and explains how to fix them. Also, if I am responsible, I will discuss ways to fix these problems. I will use my own ideas and research from reliable sources to support my ideas. First of all, I would like to discuss the problem of prison overcrowding. There are many problems that plague our prison system such as overcrowding, violence, abuse, lack of proper medical care. In order to solve these problems, the prison reform movement that started in the 18th century still exists today, and it continues with organizations such as Southern Human Rights Center, Pennsylvania Prison Association, ACLU National Prison Project. The American prison is in danger. It is no wonder that the most important issue in today's prison system is overcrowding of our people in prisons, as new prisoners are transported everyday and are rarely released to the world. The American prison is overcrowded and the time is short. The majority of imprisonment is due to violent crime. - Many puppies fell from unpaved roads, they soon went to an evacuation center of animals and finally went to jail. More than 15 million animals died in evacuation centers and may have been rescued by an amazing group of people, the prisoners (Rhoades). Animals in the shelter die every day due to the limited number of space, injuries and behavioral problems that prevent them from being used. They have not done anything bad, so they must not lack attention.

Department of Judicial Statistics, according to the US prison population of approximately two million dollars. Equivalent to imprisoned 481 million people, overcrowding has become a serious problem in many American prisons, 18 states are not quite at the end of 2014 at over 100%, at the end of 2014 Accidents reporting operational capability. According to the world prison briefing, the US prison system, in fact, the world's first 113 overcrowding, the nation's occupancy rate reached 103.9% But unfortunately anyone arrested and imprisoned in Haiti will fall into a more serious situation. In which country of overcrowding world the operating capacity of the prison system and the Caribbean countries, 454% belonging institution. Such serious overcrowding leads to the malnutrition and the spread of disease in prison, such as this time all the time 80 to 100 men have been squeezed by cells of many people not even guilty. The UN stated that the Haitian prisoners condemned the situation are "infringing" their basic rights every day President Rodrigo · Dat · Stewart (Rodrigo · Dutelte) started a drug war, so the circumstances of the prison in the Philippines, things have not deteriorated rapidly, improved. Thousands of people were imprisoned, the state prison operations capacity reached 436%. In Quezon City prison example. According to ABC News, this facility now has more than 3000 prisoners and can accommodate 262 prisoners. El Salvador has the world's third largest overcrowding prison system, its capacity expands to 348% The American prison is in danger. It is no wonder that the most important issue in today's prison system is overcrowding of our people in prisons, as new prisoners are transported everyday and are rarely released to the world. The American prison is overcrowded and the time is short. The majority of imprisonment is due to violent crime. - Many puppies fell from unpaved roads, they soon went to an evacuation center of animals and finally went to jail. More than 15 million animals died in evacuation centers and may have been rescued by an amazing group of people, the prisoners (Rhoades). Animals in the shelter die every day due to the limited number of space, injuries and behavioral problems that prevent them from being used. They have not done anything bad, so they must not lack attention. Involvement inevitably overcrowded prisoners take care of their staff and the impact on the overall prison system. In many prison systems, overcrowding is not balanced. Despite the fact that the statistics show that there is generally no overcrowding, a group of prisoners may also live in an over-packed dwelling. In Western Europe and Eastern Europe, especially for pre-trials and remand prisoners. Overcrowding is a measure of living space per prisoner. Prevention of European torture or inhuman treatment or the Punishment Personality Committee (CPT), or degrading 4 square meters per person is recommended as a cessation of overtly beneficial measures which is totally unacceptable

Evaluating the relationship between the rapidly increasing imprisonment rate and guilt and innocence of our country has nothing to do with the question of who should be imprisoned and face the limits of the conditions found there. We add over 1,000 prisoners every week to our prison and prison system. The number of women in the prison and the number of women in the prison have entered a tragic new milestone. Due to the intertwining of women and drug warfare, the number of people in prisons has increased, if not double, of men 's imprisonment penalty. Earlier this week, it was reported that a prisoner at a new hall of a female prison HM prison was prosecuted for sexual assault on four female prisoners. According to the sun, prisoners are transgender. Born in men, still having male anatomy including male reproductive organs, she is now considered a woman. For this "identity" prisoner is placed in female prison; in the broadest sense, the ministry of justice said that transgender prisoners should be placed in a prison system corresponding to their sexual identity . Placing these women in a male prisoner intensive company has seriously challenged their safety. Indeed, according to the study you have investigated, transgender women in male prisons are undergoing sexual violence 9 to 13 times more male and males are being attacked at a surprisingly high rate. Sexual assault is common in prison, but in the case of a transgender woman living with a man, the situation is the worst. Correctional facilities are becoming increasingly common for people of transgender to match their gender identity. This policy change is unreasonable; it is an intentional approach to transgendered violence based on unpardonable prejudice. In response to evangelical Christian pressure, Mr. Trump and his men argue that trans females are placed in federal male prisons and are particularly vulnerable to sexual assault and other physical violence . This policy is meaningless as the embassy moves. This is the political answer to the question. It is time to shrink. It is time to put aside our political differences. Otherwise, the left split will continue to take over political power to a few irrational missionaries who cheer Jesus, break through the clouds and take away the flock to them and their heaven.

The situations within the prison and the quality of services offered to the prisoners can have a significant impact on the outcome of imprisoned people and wider communities. Rand's research, considering the quality of medical services provided by California prisons, analyzes the impact of orthodontic education on the employment results of prisoners, evaluates the world's first funding model of social impact bonds on prison services It is. Roger T. Pray pointed out concerns that have been poured into research for crime prevention in an article on American prison "reform" American "prison" reform. The mistake of showing their way to criminals is not due to cruel punishment but to trying to contain them and reform them. Robert Pray is a prison psychologist who is currently a researcher at Utah State Correction Bureau. - California suffers from the crisis of the prison system. The facility is operated at twice the capacity and "lack of serious health care" is responsible for the death of at least one prisoner in a week (Wood, 2008, paragraph 2). Because of the need for such reform, the federal government intervenes to guide state prison operation procedures. Prison Law stipulates that the State will secure funding for prison reform prisoners. Prison police, rehabilitation of prisoners, daily life of prisoners, maintenance and management of prison facilities and other matters are included in the plan of the central government. The province provides the necessary production facilities and funds for prison workers. The land that is legally used by prisons, mineral resources and other natural resources and the property of the prison are protected by law and can not infiltrate or damage such property. Prison reform movement still exists today. SCHR advocates prison reform by representing prisoners, former prisoners, or their families in a prison case. SCHR also defends prisoners by writing articles and reports to inform parliamentarians and citizens about testimony to parliamentarians and state legislatures and the need for prison reform. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) National Prison Program also advocates prison reform. They promote the termination of the deteriorating conditions of the imprisoned population, public accountability and transparency of the correctional system, cruel and inhumane, and imprisonment, as well as expanding prisoners' speech and religious freedom I will

K.C. "Behind the Eyes of the Criminal" Cerceral Introduction This article is about K.C.'s "Eye of the Detectement Behind". Cerceral This book was imprisoned for life imprisonment and was written by a young man who painted the world around him. Living in prison is his own subculture, and this subculture has its own society, language, and actor's system. The book describes the events the prisoner has in prison. In this article, I will try to explain the lifestyle in prison from the point of view of the prisoners. Christopher Zoukis is, "federal prison Handbook: Guidelines for Federal prison administrative decision", "Criminal College: American case of higher education in prison" (McFarland & Co., 2014) and is the author of "Prison Law Press, 2016" . He can be found online at ChristopherZoukis.com and PrisonerResource.com. Federal criminals are imprisoned in prisons managed by the Federal Prison Bureau within the Ministry of Justice. These prisons are spreading throughout the United States; defendants convicted in the federal court may be accommodated in any federal prison. However, less than 10% of US prisoners are accommodated in federal prisons. Most criminal justice activities are under the auspices of state and local governments. Law enforcement at the state level is largely distributed in counties, cities, and towns. State police are exercising power over major national roads and illegal rural areas. They usually restrict other functions, such as maintaining a criminal record. Unlike the US Attorney General, state attorneys usually have little or no authority of the prosecutor, but they may be in charge of defense of criminal appeal and petition for petition after being convicted. The prosecution is a function of the county. The criminal put the prisoner from the prison and the coastal fleet. After being told that the vehicle is ready to receive a prisoner, the prison surgeon picked a prisoner who thought he was suitable for navigation and then handed it to the ship surgeon of the prisoner for examination. In many cases, naval surgeons refuse men, women, and children who are in poor health, poor physical condition, or elderly people. For prisoners these are the tensions facing each other and the surgeon's moment on the prison courtyard and Hulk deck. In 1830, the ship surgeon appealed that all cases could not be solved because the prisoners were lined up before boarding the ship.

The pipeline from school to prison is a phenomenon that refers to the practice and policy of pushing elementary school students, especially the most dangerous children, from the classroom to the juvenile justice system. This alarming event shows that imprisonment takes precedence over children's education. Most strikingly, many targeted children have a history of learning disabilities, poverty, abuse or ignorance. These children prefer not to be covered, but to benefit from additional counseling and education services. The term "pipe from school to jail" which is also called "road from school to prison" is a concept named in the 1980s. The pipeline from school to jail thinks that the severe punishment of the school - usually to kick out the students from the classroom - leads to a conviction of the student 's illegal act and increases the likelihood that the student will enter the prison system. The pipeline to school prisons is getting worse due to various factors, but the zero tolerance policy is considered a major contributor. In order to understand the pipeline from school to jail, please understand wisely with three different theories and four different theories. The first one is a pipe from school to jail, or a pipe from school building to jail. The term "from school to jail" was actually created by lawyers of the Advancement Project to explain the impact of zero tolerance policy on schools (Laura, 13). Laura draws such a path: The way from school to prison is reminiscent of lively, exciting and distinctive image. Every year, public policy company Civic Enterprises, nearly a third of students in public schools, nearly half of the young people in the public are not attending classes in the "quiet epidemic" (2006) Hmm. In the United States, a school-to-prison pipeline (SPP), also known as school-to-prison connection or school-to-prison trajectory, is a disproportionate trend for young people and young people who tend to be biased. Because the policies of schools and municipalities are becoming increasingly strict. Many experts believe in school harassment law, zero tolerance policy and practice, and an increase in the number of school police in pipeline creation. As media reports the progress of juvenile violence and collective imprisonment in the early 21st century, this is a topic surrounding policy discussion in the education field.

Please take those who deprive of their personal freedom (Findlay et al., 2000). Perpetrators detention or imprisonment have been used for various crimes in society for hundreds of years. Recently people often rely on prison overcrowding (Findlay et al., 2000). In the 1990s, the implementation of new rehabilitation was introduced to ease the overcrowding situation in the prison. At the moment, the prison was used to the strategy of the Queensland Government 's "Prison as the last resort" (Cavadino & Dignan 2006). 'Prison is the last option. Some people can not choose. Look at them with others and think that they should not be here, they need more one-to-one tutorial and support. In a safe accommodation there are five staff and eight children. Here we have four staff and 65 children. As far as prisons are concerned, this place is not that bad, but for most children we remember, there are actually no prisons anywhere (prison officer). I will learn and adopt an inappropriate role model, but more importantly, this is the trauma that enters this environment and is trapped behind the door. Of course, bullying is also a big problem. These children can not stay here "(prison nurse) In poor rural areas, prison is the last employer. Hire Caucasians to protect imprisoned blacks and Hispanics. If the prison population reflects demographic data more equally, it will be more difficult to mobilize white voters to support the system and challenge economic inequality. Although we are paying attention to ethnic minority communities throughout the country, the problems of the former southern countries in the south are even more serious, public schools are in the worst state, school records are at the lowest level. Young black men and Latin American men were arrested for a small crime and when they convicted, they were told that they would be released to the same community and situation. If they are arrested on the same minor crime, they will be sent to prison as they violated the conditions of release. Even if they do not understand the criminal fraud system, we often lose a lot of citizenship, including voting rights. In the face of conservative opposition, prison reformers frequently appeal to claims against non-violent imprisonment, including women. Reformists are trying to find a sympathetic group in the prison system that can convince the general public. It's all good, but it costs a price; people who are convicted of violent crime can be said to be corrupt. For supporters like Bennett, it is clear that long sentences are ineffective and abuses of prison industrial parks will affect all swallowed people. This bedroom project has personalized women who recently entered society and these women take long-term "parole vacation" for decades since they sent their sentences.

When we study everyday prison life, one of the clouds in social imagination, our judgment, or information provided by the prison itself hides the weaknesses they do not want to disclose. Or bad points. We can also find information on TV, but in most cases, it exaggerates or minimizes the facts. In order to obtain more reliable information, we must be able to access people who worked or worked at the organization, which is the source of this article. Prison and violence for many years - Keeping someone in the cage itself is a violent act. Prisoners are exposed to physical and mental emotional attacks, sexual assault and rape, harassment and ignorance of many needs, especially health needs, and prison violence. Violence is also reflected in the enormous patterns of self-injuries and suicide both inside and outside the prison, before and after the ruling and by the "criminal justice" system. Families, friends, friends affected by the prison industrial estates are also hurt by our culture of locking people. When people are separated from the community thousands of relationships are affected everyday. Individuals may lose their jobs, families, property and may alienate or deeply influence relationships with children, parents and other families, lovers, friends, social relationships. Gang and violence in the prison system Introduction Gang violence is one of the most prominent problems in today's prison system. It is well known that gangs attempt to control prison / prison, attempt to plant fears in the prison system and society as a whole, and adversely affect the system. "Gang prisoners account for about 18% of the population of 18,000 prisoners" (Seabrook) more prisoners and numerous prisoners serve longer as they comply with their behavior (P. 78). Among the neighbors, a group of groups has been a norm for considering Smiley legally unacceptable and has approved stealing, violence, substance abuse, and organized crime. Some colors and gangs, and the world as a gang against them. A smile is floating by doing a gang symbolic tattoo

Effective classification of offenders is not only necessary to support day-to-day management and management, it is also essential for remediation to maintain system response to demographic, judgment rules, and institutional policies. National Institute of Corrections will help institutions develop or change classification procedures through programs, technical assistance, and materials. Focus on the use of objective classification systems and techniques Currently, NIC is designing a revalidation workbook in this field and is scheduled to be released in the fall of 2018. The target prison classification system was originally adopted in the 1980s, but by the late 1990s, a major revision has improved the classification method including the new risk assessment measures. The number of prisoners overclassified at higher regulatory levels decreased, the regulatory decisions became more consistent, the regulatory decision criteria were verified and the system assessed the needs of the prisoner program. In order to operate a safe and economical prison system, proper classification of prisoners is essential. Therefore, the prisoner's classification procedure in the prison sector is designed to bring prisoners together to ensure security while economically using national funds. There is a detailed record in the policies and procedures, and the classification process is designed to achieve safety by managing the risks of prisoners. CDC defines important criteria as prisoners' behavior in prison. Significant misconduct could seriously disrupt prison activity and endanger prisoners and prison officials Prison classification is a method of assessing the risk of a prisoner who balances the safety requirements and the necessity of the program. Newly imprisoned prisoners were brought to one of the 11 prison reception centers that started the risk assessment process from the county prison. Women have two reception centers, two for men and seven for adults. After registration, violators will begin processing and evaluation. They received a series of evaluations including medical and mental health checks. Prison classification experts will create personal data for each prison, including offenders' crimes, social background, education, vocational skills and work experience, health and criminal history including previous imprisonment. Based on this information, criminals are assigned to the most appropriate custody classification and prison.

The policies of "serious crime" and "drug war" in the 1970s and 1980s brought about an over-populated prison system where secondary policies and preventive aid were in a secondary position. As of 2005, less than 2,000 prisoners were released everyday. These people are not properly treated to receive therapy or re-enter the community appropriately. This will result in individuals entering the prison system again after being released for one year, the problem will not disappear, but it will worsen unless the present idea has changed. This course is designed to introduce a correction system and outline current institutional practices, policies and legal issues. This course focuses on the corrective action of the criminal justice system, the basic theory of corrective practice, and the role of the institution in the corrective system. Specifically, this course outlines the area of ​​revision. It outlines the historical development of crime and disciplinary action, prison, prison, correctional policy, institution, prison life and the problems faced by the population of correction. It will further explore the principles and practices of admitting criminals in various correctional places. Correction management has wide problems and practices in the US criminal justice system. The first majority of orthodontic treatment deals with the security and security of criminals and their staff. In general, administrators within these organizations need to declare that security is considered rather than security. The development of rules and policies occurs periodically during unsightly events and immediately changes existing policies. Correction management may implement policies that may make prisoners' lives almost intolerable Introduction In facilities that are designed and operated for adult criminals, the existence of young criminals is a problem for correction managers. Strategies to deal with these problems vary greatly from state to state, depending on the system of youth and adult correctional facilities, the nature of the facility being used, and the experience of staff dealing with juvenile offenders. To better assess the problems faced by orthodox managers and existing management strategies, the project team visited several prisons in adult prisons and prisons. The correctional system in Canada and the United States has many differences and similarities in terms of the type of correction system and the type of crime. The important issues facing the correctional system in the US and Canada are very similar. For example, overcrowding, riots, racial differences are an important issue faced by today's countries. The correctional goals of both countries are different. The purpose of the American Correctional Organization is to restore criminals in the prison by providing training and development programs. However, this goal also depends on other factors such as overcrowding, cost, and economic crisis. According to Griffiths and Jones - Verdum (1994), correctional institutions are focused on reform and reintegration. As a result, the Canadian correctional system has placed greater emphasis on institutional service programs to help criminals be released from prisons.

Endless battle with prison gangs As the years passed, the gang crime rate across the country dramatically rose and brought more prisoners to our prisons and doubled the maximum occupancy rate in prison . In the US, there are now 33,000 active street, motorcycle and prison group, totaling 4 million members. There are only 683,396 registered police officers, which is less than half the population of our country's group. Believe it or not, even if the number of people is small, these officials can not control the way of learning and operation of prisoners and take all necessary precautions for prevention and protection . Prison Gang Prison Gang (Wikipedia) Prison Gang is a term used to identify all kinds of gang actions in prisons and orthodontic facilities. Because gang members enter and leave the prison system according to (Street gang and intervention: innovative solutions to network analysis, community-based police service office, 2005), the distinction between prison gangs and street gangs is unclear is. Prison gang provides more than just mere protection ... The basic street gang of the gang is usually a youth organization from teens to twenties. They unite to claim their territory and community. They are known for their violence and their extensive involvement in drug trafficking. Street graffiti is a means of connecting territory boundaries, a means to challenge other gangs. The challenge is to mark the enemy's territory or to cross the enemy's sign. Endless battle with prison gangs As the years passed, the gang crime rate across the country dramatically rose and brought more prisoners to our prisons and doubled the maximum occupancy rate in prison . In the United States, there are now 33,000 active streets, motorcycles and prison gangs, with a total of 1.4 million members. There are only 683,396 registered police officers, which is less than half the population of our country's group. Incredible Like most street gangs, the American prison gang was formed to protect other gangs. The purpose of many street gang members is to gain respect and protection from the prison gang. The prison gang uses members of the street gang as a basis for soliciting new members. For many members, winning the status of the prison gang shows the ultimate commitment to the gang. Several prison gangs are transplanted from the street, and in some cases prison gangs gather "behind the prison" and engage in criminal activity outside. Many prison gangs are ethnic oriented. Collective organizations such as ethnic nationality and nationality of people were born in prison

The Prison Rabbit Eradication Act (PREA) received unanimous support from both parties in 2003. The purpose of the Act is "to provide information, resources, advice and funds to identify individuals from prison rape, identifying analyzes of the incidence and impact of rape in federal, state and local agencies" (Prison Rape Law, 2003). ) In addition to the permission to prepare important research by the Judicial Statistical Bureau and the National Department of Justice, the funds from the Judicial Assistance Authority and the National Institute of Corrections provide for many state corrections, juvenile detention, great efforts in community correction, and We support the prison system. The law also criticized the establishment of the State Prison Rape Exclusion Committee and drafted a draft standard for eliminating rape within the prison. These standards were published in June 2009 and delivered to the Ministry of Justice for final review and approval as the final rule. The final rule will come into force on 20th August 2012 In 2010, the Justice Support Bureau will fund the National PREA Resource Center, continue to provide federal funded training and technical assistance to state and provinces, and meet federal standards as a one-stop resource for leading research and tools We provided site work for. According to the Prison Rape Eradication Act of 2003, the federal law of the United States mandates editing of the prison rape statistics across the country, the review team held an annual hearing and a grant to the state to deal with prison rape It offers. According to a first controversial controversial study by Mark Fleisher funded by PREA, prison rape is rare: 'Prison prison worldview does not interpret sexual stress as mandatory' He wrote. "On the contrary, sexual stress causes a process that leads to awakening and shepherds." The Prison Rabbit Eradication Act (PREA) received unanimous support from both parties in 2003. The purpose of the Act is "to provide information, resources, advice and funds to identify individuals from prison rape, identifying analyzes of the incidence and impact of rape in federal, state and local agencies" (Prison Rape Elimination Act, 2003). . In addition to the permission to prepare important research by the Judicial Statistical Bureau and the National Department of Justice, the funds from the Judicial Assistance Authority and the National Institute of Corrections are funded by many state corrections, juvenile detention, great efforts in community correction, We will support the system. The 2003 Prison Rape Eradication Act (PL 108-79; PREA) requires that the Ministry of Justice Bureau of Statistics (BJS) conduct a comprehensive statistical review and analysis of prison rape cases and impacts every calendar year . This report complies with the requirements of Article 2. 4c (2) (B) (ii) act of providing a list of prisons and prisons based on the prevalence of sexual injuries. NIS - 3 screened for specific sexual activity that a sentenced person may have participated in the last 12 months or since hospitalization (within 12 months). Later, the prisoner is asked whether other prisoners and staff are being forced to engage in these activities, or are being pressured. (For specific survey questions, see Appendices 1, 2 and 3.) Reports on prisoner's sexual assault are classified as non-sexual or abusive contacts. (See the text box for terms and definitions.)

In prison, the criminal is a member of the gang or a gang victim pool. Race and culture seems to be the main factor of the prisoner's victim. When he enters the system, the prisoner may not be a racist, but the need for the survival of other prisoners may force them to accentuate these features. In the summer of 1998, a young man named William King was convicted of murdering James Bird and sentenced to death. The bird was a black man from Jasper County, Texas, dragged behind the truck tied to the ankle. . Prison Gang Prison Gang (Wikipedia) Prison Gang is a term used to identify all kinds of gang actions in prisons and orthodontic facilities. Because gang members enter and leave the prison system according to (Street gang and intervention: innovative solutions to network analysis, community-based police service office, 2005), the distinction between prison gangs and street gangs is unclear is. Prison gang provides more than just mere protection ... The basic street gang of the gang is usually a youth organization from teens to twenties. They unite to claim their territory and community. They are known for their violence and their extensive involvement in drug trafficking. Street graffiti is a means of connecting territory boundaries, a means to challenge other gangs. The challenge is to mark the enemy's territory or to cross the enemy's sign. Like most street gangs, the American prison gang was formed to protect other gangs. The purpose of many street gang members is to gain respect and protection from the prison gang. The prison gang uses members of the street gang as a basis for soliciting new members. For many members, winning the status of the prison gang shows the ultimate commitment to the gang. Several prison gangs are transplanted from the street, and in some cases prison gangs gather "behind the prison" and engage in criminal activity outside. Many prison gangs are ethnic oriented. Collective organizations such as ethnic nationality and nationality of people were born in prison Many prison gang members tried to conceal their affiliation and activities because of the explicit ban of gang members within the prison. Many of the solutions to cope with gang activities are punitive, such as placing known gang members in administrative separation. Therefore, the exact number of prisoners associated with the gang is not clear. Currently there are more than 100 known prison gangs in the United States. Many prison gangs do similar activities, but each gang is unique, distinction is made with other hostile groups. They usually have a constitution that determines unique motto, specific membership symbol, color, and group behavior. Gangs usually have a hierarchical structure, leaders, and member committees that function directly under the designated leadership. The structure of a group of prisons is usually more stable and organized than the group of streets typical for this.

Every day, 50,000 young people are being detained in the US Juvenile justice system 2 One of the most harmful, ineffective and most expensive prison forms is the juvenile justice system in almost all states It is a characteristic feature of. Each country uses the largest percentage of juvenile justice resources at Youth Prison, and the estimated annual expenses are over $ 5 billion a year 3. The prison retention rate of young people declined sharply in the past ten years. They will materialize The juvenile justice system must consider the unique experience of young people of LGBTQ. This spotlight report emphasizes the experience of young people in LGBTQ accommodated in the juvenile justice system. LGBTQ For the imprisonment of juvenile youth and the experience of LGBTQ in the juvenile justice system, please visit http://lgbtmap.org/criminal-justice-youth. Every day, 50,000 young people are being detained in the US Juvenile justice system 2 One of the most harmful, ineffective and most expensive prison forms is the juvenile justice system in almost all states It is a characteristic feature of. Each country uses the largest percentage of juvenile justice resources at Youth Prison, and the estimated annual expenses are over $ 5 billion a year 3. The prison retention rate of young people declined sharply in the past ten years. They will materialize

"Prison is not a place for anyone to start, this is where everyone ends up, they become losers of life, this is the beginning of the game, it is only a tough survival period" ("prison"). Approximately 2,500 prisoners were sentenced to life imprisonment for homicide under the age of 18. More than 2,000 of them were sentenced to fixed imprisonment for compulsory censorship ("the United States"). Under the state law, it is mandatory to impose a life imprisonment on those convicted of felony. Today, America is doubtfully distinguished that it is leading industrialized countries with per capita prison population, and over 1 million men and women are imprisoned. Typical prisoners in our prison are ethnic minorities, men, young people, and uneducated people. More than 40% of prisoners are illiterate and one third is unemployed when arrested. This overview will tell us important information about the link between crime and lack of opportunity, lack of crime and hope. Minorities / Indigenous Prisoners In many indigenous countries, indigenous women are the fastest growing area of ​​the prison population. Whether it is indigenous or female, their "double-minority" position in the prison system may require that they choose from among plans for indigenous men or non-indigenous women It means that it may not. They may also have different needs from other female prisoners. 12. Problems After Release Women leaving prisons receive varying degrees of support from prisons and social welfare facilities. In addition to the pressure they may lead to commit the first crime, they have to find a job, finding places to live, detoxification or alcoholism, and parental authority of the child who was taking care during confinement You may face many problems such as getting back. For blacks and recent women, the increase in prison use is particularly evident. Therefore, we can see that the focus on the prison experience of minority and minority women is relatively small. Indeed, the number of women in our prison is very inadequate, which explains why they have paid limited attention to their prison experience. Despite the fact that women's birth rate is accelerating, only 6 to 7% of the total prison population is female (Merlo and Pollock 1995; Pollock 2002) Female prisoners account for a small percentage of the total prison population, but female imprisonment rates have increased significantly in recent years. For example, in the UK and Wales, the number of women imprisoned in the past 10 years has increased by more than 200% and increased by 50% in the past 10 years. Number of men imprisoned at the same time 9. Since its founding, the prison has been completed and functioning to meet the needs of the majority of men. Until very recently, a small number of female prisoners were allowed to enter the same prison, and they were expected to deal with the same daily work and facilities as men. The lack of attention to women's very different and more complex needs leads to ignoring their human rights ignorance, international recommendations and many social injustices.

Alphonse Bertillon was born in Paris on 24th April 1853. He is the son of an excellent doctor, anthropologist and doctor Luis Adolphe Bertillon (bookrags.com). Young Alfons is considered desperate from the eyes of his father. He often suffers from migraine and nosebleeds, he is very shy and lacks social skills. Young Bertillon, however, is not a complete loss, he is an intellectual who wishes knowledge and shares his father's attention to statistics and anthropology (http://jimfisher.edinboro.edu). Alphonse Bertillon, a staff member at the Paris Police Department in France, used measurements from various parts of the body to design a classification system called anthropometry or Bertillon system. Bertillon's system includes measurements such as head length, head width, middle finger length, left foot length, and forearm length from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger. Bertillon also built a well-known facial system - the so-called facial photograph - Bertillon system named after inventor Alphonse Bertillon has been widely accepted for 30 years. However, it never recovered from the event in 1903 when a man named Wil West was sentenced to American prison in Leavenworth, Kansas. As you can see, prisoners already had prisoners His Bertillon measurement was nearly accurate and his name was William West. There are definitely two men after the investigation. They look exactly the same, but they are said to be irrelevant. Their names are Will and William West. Their Bertillon measurements are very close, and they can be identified as the same person. However, fingerprints quickly and accurately identify them as two different people. In the record of the later found prison, the Western man was clearly the same twin brother, quoting a letter from the same family. The Bertillon system was generally accepted for 30 years, but the anthropometric system recovered from the case in 1903. Having already had prisoners in prison, I noticed that his Bertillon measurements were similar, his name was William West. As a result of the investigation, there are two men that are quite similar. Their names are William and Williust. Their Bertillon measurements are sufficiently similar to identify them as the same person. However, the fingerprint is relatively fast, it is correctly judged as being two people. (According to the prison record announced several years later, Western men are clearly the same twin brothers, each with a communication record with the same close relative.

In the western part of the school or prison Wyoming, there are too many confusions leading to the negative reputation of our school. The threat of violence is too common. These threats affect many people in the school district. They may also affect the police on the lifeline and have bombs in the building. My seniors stand out amongst others. I am hoping to have a beautiful, quiet, fun and unforgettable year as a high school first grader. Many people already have police in school and are discussing the impact of encouraging 'school-to-prison channel'. In other words, badly behaved students at school will be imprisoned immediately. To make me sick, in Duluth, we send colors to this student to our students in an inequality and raise the cost of their law enforcement agencies to a much higher law enforcement body than white classmates I will. Public schools should provide equal opportunities for everyone, but in Duluth this is clearly not the case. In 2015, a massive removal and arrest video of one school police officer in South Carolina State (called school information officer at school) turned over high school student and her desk - to-prison Pipeline "This topic Is a headline news The channel from school to prison is the school's policies and procedures for many of our school children to begin walking from the school to the conclusion of the criminal justice system. Violations of uniforms, defamation, acts that resulted in intrusion and detention in the principal's office, such as "return home", often result in suspension, banishment and / or arrest. According to the Ministry of Education Citizenship Bureau data, black students have been expelled 3 times as soon as white students and expelled. The school and the criminal justice system intersect in various complex ways. The concept of "going to jail" focuses on the specific aspects of the social process and the interrelationship between the school and the criminal justice system. Several studies are tracking the development of metaphor in academic research, policy, and advocacy (Skiba, 2014; McGrew, 2016). The following theme has emerged. Firstly, the pipeline from school to prison is operated mainly by school exclusion, including suspension, expulsion, and disciplinary measures. Secondly, this metaphor also emphasizes the special adverse effects of exclusive discipline (Skiba, 2014), such as a more intimate contact with the justice system.

American prisoners receive free medical care, accommodation, meals, water and electricity, fitness equipment and laundry service. The cost of these services amounts to billions of dollars annually, and the government's budget has been tightened to meet these financial requirements. "These prisons are particularly urgent these days", "Because the state budget is limited, the citizens are looking for ways to offset the cost of imprisonment" (Brown). This economic problem requires a work program to reduce the economic burden of convicted criminals. The Texas Criminal Justice Department is in charge of the largest prison population in the United States (more than 140,000 prisoners) and is one of the most profitable prison systems in the country's prison labor system. Prisoners are engaged in a variety of work and work, ranging from breeding, processing and harvesting of meat and vegetables to the manufacture of soaps and clothes. The prisoner has not received any monetary or labor fee and receives other time credits. This may reduce imprisonment and enable early release under mandatory supervision. Prisoners are assigned to work up to 12 hours a day. The fine system managed by Texas Correctional Industries is valued at $ 88.9 million in 2014. Texas is one of the four states in the United States and does not pay the prisoners' monetary funds, but the other states are Georgia, Arkansas and Alabama. Prisoners in Texas will try to organize mandatory unpaid prison workers. According to the Prison Law article, the Texas Prison Union, founded in 1995, obtained a minimum wage to work in the prison system in the state prison system, was compensated by state workers, requested to receive workplace complaints and mediation doing. After the news reconstruction, the former federal Democratic Party began "conviction of lease". A prisoner, a minor criminal who was mainly fired, was borrowed for everything from picking cotton to building a railroad. In the Mississippi state Perchman farm, it was a huge prison resembling a slave farm and later replaced by a prisoner's lease. It was not closed until 1972 when the prisoner sued Perchmann 's repressive conditions in the federal court. In the nine southern states, from 1865 to 1866 they updated their laws of tort. Eight of them permitted leasing of prisoners (National prisons employ prisoners as workers), and allowed five to engage in public works projects. This creates a system that can arrest black people because prisoners are being offered to local governments and producers as workers. While black offenders are in a tragic situation, producers and other supervisors are responsible for their committees and food. Douglas Blackmon wrote that this is "enslaving another name". The southern province did not build a prison until the end of the nineteenth century as they relied on leases of conviction.

In the history of mankind, the most famous prison camp is the Auschwitz concentration camp, where millions of people spent their last days. The notorious group of Auschwitz concentration camps is Jewish, the most memorable person who loses the most people in concentration camps. Prison camps are defined as "camps restricting war or political prisoners" ("Prison Camp", Dictionary.com). A prisoner found at a prison camp in DPR Korean DPNK was just a beast. Suspects of serious political crime are usually sent to political prisons managed by the North Korean National Security Agency, known as kwanliso. These detention centers are poor foods that endanger the health and cause hunger, poor medical expenses, lack of adequate housing and clothing, frequent abuse including sexual assault and security, and public execution It features organizational abuse including. Political criminals are faced with difficult forced labor such as logging, mining, agriculture The camp is in the central and northeast part of North Korea. They contain many prison labor colonies in a secluded valley that is completely isolated from the outside world. The total number of prisoners is estimated at 80 thousand to 120 thousand. The camps of Yodok and Bukchang are divided into two parts: one is a political prisoner for lifelong detention and the other is a re-education camp that resembles a prisoner who has served for a long time. North Korea operates six concentration camps in a remote mountainous area officially known as "kwanliso" (South Korea is "Control and Management Center"). The lessons learned by about 12 researchers from Nazi concentration camps are pairs, not individuals. (Halden, 105 years old) People pairs exchange a few gifts to exchange cigarettes, steal food and clothing, and plan each other. Survival is a social outcome, not a personal victory. Perhaps one of the worst prison systems in the world, if not the worst prison system. Oh, I am not talking about the country itself (only North Korea can be regarded as a prison) but because the Nazi death group has failed, it is the worst concentration camp place in history is. Needless to say, one million people are starved to death every year in North Korea. One day, if you have been to North Korea, please do not get up in the morning. You are still dead, thinking of going to hell, you are still in North Korea. This may be the best vocabulary for explaining sump; hell

The United States accounts for only 5% of the world's population, prison inmate is one in four people, more than two million people. In the past decade, the drug war has filled many states and federal prisons with numerous prisoners. Construction of a new prison is not an answer to prison overcrowding. Due to economic constraints, the United States has no funds and can not solve this problem at all. "California could be forced to release up to 33,000 prisoners by 2013" (Shapiro & Wizner, 2011, p. 1). For most of the past 20 years, California's prison system has become a hot topic. It is estimated that the California prison system accounted for 200% of the capacity in 2006 ("California"). This serious overcrowding affects not only the California State Correction Rehabilitation Center (CDCR) but also the prisoners and staff, but it also affects the entire society. - INTRODUCTION In recent years, methods to replace imprisonment have been sought for overcrowding of correctional systems. Intermediate sanction is one of the options. Long-term sanctions were adopted in the United States for the benefits and choices of intermediate sanctions to reduce overcrowding from money savings, but that has its misfortune mistake. There are many choices for intermediate sanctions, but some are in the back. In order to solve the overcrowding problem in the Canadian prison, we need to develop a better rehabilitation program to reduce prisoner imprisonment and impose death penalty. Congestion overcrowding is a major problem as it brings direct and indirect problems and dangers to society. Because of overcrowding, the government is wasting millions of dollars each year, but other government agencies need it very much. Overcrowding within a prison is a major problem that the government has to deal with as soon as possible. Unavoidable overcrowding affects the prisoners involved, caring for their staff, and the entire prison system. In many prison systems, overcrowding is not uniform. Statistically, the prison group may be living in a crowded house even if it shows that there is no overall overcrowding situation. This is especially true for pre-trial and remand prisoners in Western Europe and Eastern Europe. One measure of overcrowding is the habitation space of each prisoner. The European Torture and Inhuman Action Prevention or Degradation Treatment or Punishment (CPT) committee recommends 4 square meters per person as a means to improve the level of unacceptably overcrowding.

Question 1 Psychological release and reentry are two different purposes of expressing how a prisoner feels to return to their community after being sentenced in prison. Re-entry is a strategy that a criminal is ready to return from prison, and parole is only a matter of director. Parole parole, defined by Gideon and Sung (2011, p. 307), refers to an individual who is released from prison and supervised by the community. Generally, parole release was originally designed as a crime reduction strategy designed to secure regional safety. Prison riots, the fact that prisoners usually return to society, and the fact that prison officials and employees are part of a free community provides a connection of information between prison and the masses. Therefore, society is familiar with the painful aspect of prison life, but the clarity of its perception is not enough to motivate and motivate for reform. They seem to be ironic observations. But the question is not whether they are cynical or not, whether they are working for broader social interests. In such a case, the reason for prohibiting communication with prisoners is ultimately not a "democratic" system, that is, the function of expelling criminals while accepting direct public scrutiny and preventing crime It is not a system that can be fulfilled. In this case, the fact denies all the reasons for granting the first modification right of the prisoners. After imprisonment for several years, the majority of prisoners are normally qualified for parole. This means that they can return to society under certain conditions. For example, they have to visit parole or probation officers on a regular basis. Unfortunately, unlike movies, most prisoners are not waiting for families and friends to pick them up. In fact, they do not have any support system to help them find a house, work, or go to college. Usually they do not even show their identity outside the prison wall. The majority of prisoners will be released from prison after sentenced sentences and the province has worked hard to help them reenter society. In general, released prisoners must return to the county where they last lived. This means returning to poor people and socially isolated communities in the downtown area for most people. An unprecedented number currently released exacerbates this problem. Many prisoners are entering this system due to substance abuse, alcohol abuse or mental problems. In most cases, we are receiving little treatment or counseling during accommodation to reduce funds for rehabilitation programs and to shut down or reduce mental facilities nationwide. Even in prisons even prisons are indispensable for people with mental health problems.

In the United States, the world's largest criminal justice system, more than 7 million adults and boys are imprisoned, imprisoned in prisons and communities. They were imprisoned enough time to spoil their connections with their families and communities, so they were not prepared for a difficult entry or often life-threatening re-entry process. As a result, those who return to criminal life or who have increased the time of entering prison are upgraded every year. This book is one of the latest, most practical and comprehensive guide on the success of community participation for former prisoners and their families. Paperback, page 224. $ 14.95. Special price: 10 copies, 139 dollars, 100 copies, 1,295 dollars. Please refer to the "Product Option" box above when ordering. A: The choices of probation observation and judgment of parole release are similar, but differ in several respects. First of all, parole is a conditional release of prison, prisoners can join the community again after all or part of their service. Protective observation, on the other hand, is a verdict to ensure that people who are convicted do not go to jail completely. Second, in either case, probation observance must comply with the specific procedures ordered by the court and avoid falling into a legal dilemma. Protection observations and parolees occur when an individual breaches the rules or fails to comply with the provisions of probation, including cases arrested by another crime. After imprisonment for several years, the majority of prisoners are normally qualified for parole. In other words, they can go back to society under a variety of conditions, such as having to visit parole and probation officer periodically. Unfortunately, unlike movies, most prisoners are not waiting for families and friends to pick them up. In fact, they do not have a support system to help them find houses, jobs or universities. Usually they do not even show their identity outside the prison wall. However, before the prisoner left the prison, the problem of repeat offense in Japan began. Many of the 2 million evacuation centers today are not receiving high school education. Also, while under the supervision of the state, most people can not prepare for living after entering the prison. Usually, only bus pass is provided. Even if there are changes in items or pockets brought to the prison, "Returning citizen" leaves the prison and can not find a job due to lack of education, skills, occupational experience, residence, or other prisons. . Society has very low barriers to their success From a social point of view, as long as the prisoner is in jail, the prisoner is considered a weaker person, so I will explain why prisoners are the most vulnerable to torture. Prisoners are in prison because of illegal conducts or violations of certain societies, but they should be considered isolated people, deprived of freedom and freedom, and are in a position in prison. Common causes of prison torture: If a prisoner is misused to obtain his confidential information, this is common in crimes against states such as war crimes, terrorism, or treason. In some states prisons and correctional organizations may choose to use torture for criminals because they want to suppress serious crimes such as illegal campaigns and cults and drug networks. Offenders related to a particular crime are subject to torture in recognition

Roger T. Pray pointed out concern that he was focusing on research for crime prevention in an article on reform of "prison" in American prison "Reform" "America". The mistake of showing their way to criminals is not due to cruel punishment but to trying to contain them and reform them. Robert Pray is a prison psychologist who is currently a researcher at Utah State Correction Bureau. He has seen what happened to our prison system, but it is easy to show us that there is really nothing like "prison reform". In the article by Roger Prays, I saw how our prison system arrived at the present place. Prison reform The imprisonment rate in the United States is internationally flawed. All the minimum necessary sentences for non-drug crimes (possession of drugs, but not trafficking) should be clarified. There is already bipartisan support. In addition, newly released resources will be diverted to crime and drug prevention efforts. Fiscal reform campaign. The maximum political contribution of all individuals, unions, and companies should be ten thousand dollars. Super PAC should be completely prohibited. The current system may regain asylum in the 19th century. Politically enormous amount of cheating, eliminating it and solving many problems Roger T. Pray pointed out concern that he was focusing on research for crime prevention in an article on reform of "prison" in American prison "Reform" "America". The mistake of showing their way to criminals is not due to cruel punishment but to trying to contain them and reform them. Robert Pray is a prison psychologist who is currently a researcher at Utah State Correction Bureau. - California suffers from the crisis of the prison system. The facility is operated at twice the capacity and "serious medical deficiency" causes death of at least one prisoner in a week (Wood, 2008, paragraph 2). Because of the need for such reform, the federal government intervenes to lead the operation of state prisons. Prisons were built not to just punish but to change humans. This concept of social reform leads the concept of an open prison. Director of Tihar Jail (prison) Ajay Kashyap welcomes the open and semi-open prison system and calls it "reform measures". To the best of his knowledge, these facilities will help prisoners reintegrate into society. "We will follow the principles of" reform, recovery, reintegration ". These measures are for smoothly transferring prisoners from prisoners to social citizens. "Kashyap said. However, there are only 63 such facilities in the country, and public attention requires more attention and caution from government and prison authorities in public prison. Just increasing such prisons would be useless. We also need to upgrade existing facilities. In addition, before the prisoner is moved to the open facility, he needs a long imprisonment to the closed prison and some other problems.

In 1994, California took the leadership in Washington and signed three law strike laws known to the Californians. Through all campaigns and publicity over the law, it is overwhelmingly welcomed by the legal system. The purpose of the law is to prolong the period spent repeatedly by criminals in prison, mainly with violent crime or serious crime. As a result, the correction system already felt the influence of the law on the prison. Congested prisons are a major problem in California state and the state has limited time to modify California's prison population cover. Since the first prison, the prison population was a problem for the California Governor's Office. However, California judges are considering a larger situation and are predicting the adverse effects of legal system and legal requirements. According to the three strike laws, the ability to appoint a person belonging to a category as a judge is very limited. Convicted felons will spend more time in prisons. States and voters create problems California must deal with Decades later, the closely divided Supreme Court raised a "serious unconstitutional act" in California's overcrowding prison and instructed the state to follow an aggressive plan to solve the problem (Doyle, 2011). In other closely followed decisions, the court terminated the prison overcrowding with a violation of constitutional protection measures 5-4, forbidding cruel and abnormal punishment. The court pointed out that he refused California's additional time and affordable demands "Violations continued for many years," Judge Anthony Kennedy wrote for most people. "They have not been modified yet." The California state government has been carefully monitored around the country to comprehend how it is resolved and comply with California voter laws. After the US Supreme Court ruled that California should reduce the prison population in order to mitigate overcrowding, it will be handed down by a series of bad political decisions, including "passing through a strict minimum duty and three strikes" It was a triggered nightmare. Since 1994, In this example "overcrowding jail paper" is published for the purpose of education and information provision. If you need custom paper or research paper on this topic, please use our writing service. EssayEmpire.com offers reliable customized essay writing services. By doing this, you can earn high scores, such as the quality of each paper or research paper you posted, and impress the professor. The purpose of this article is to examine overcrowded prisons that bother the United States of America. The prison system we have is constantly evolving, but it seems that it is spreading to the same prison philosophy. Overcrowded prisons do not provide prisoners with a productive environment. Many people feel that the prisoners brought themselves through his deviant behavior, but since not all prisoners will remain in jail forever, they do not care about the circumstances encountered by prisoners. I will consider some possible solutions to suppress common overcrowding conditions in today's prison. Overcrowding in prisons is a social phenomenon if the space requirement of the prison in the jurisdiction exceeds the capacity of the prisoners within that area. Congestion overcrowding occurs when the incarceration rate exceeds the rate of release or murder of other prisoners, thereby releasing prison space. Discussion continues as to whether the court sentenced sentencing to criminal offenders rather than effectively using other programs such as rehabilitation centers.

Andersonville officially known as Camp Sumter was the most notorious Confederate prison during the Civil War (Davis 350; Reeder 140). The camp was held for the first time in February 1864, near the village of Andersonville, Sumter County, Georgia. Southern officials decided to build a new prison in southwest Georgia due to the lack of prisoners of war and food shortages within the premises of Richmond, Virginia (Turner 161, 162). The prisoner's first batch reached 16 acres of outdoor expansion, which was later increased to 26 acres surrounded by a 15 ft high fence (Davis 351). Anderson Bill Raiders & lt; Tab / & gt; Andersonville Prison is known to many people as "hell of hell". Prison can accommodate only 10,000 prisoners, but more than 30,000 prisoners are still crowded there. This leads to shortage of food and water. For this reason, groups of thieves and thugs began to form. They are known as "Anderson Bill Raiders". Raiders acted many ruthless acts during their detention. & Lt; Tab / & gt; There are few prisoners in the prison who are attackers. Not more than 500 of thousands of prisoners took part in the Raiders (Roberts 39). There are various names such as "Dranci's Raiders", "Sassfield Raiders", "Curtis Raiders". Some of Raider's favorite goals include older people, patients and new prisoners. Most invaders look for old people and patients who can not fight back. In February 1864, the first prisoner began to arrive at Andersonville Prison, but they are still under construction. This facility was needed in 1863 after the inter-Korean prisoner exchange system collapsed to cope with disagreements among black soldiers. The front line of Andersonville quickly built a slave labor force in the Georgian forest near the railroad, but it was safely away from the front. Because the closure of about 16 acres of land was supposed to have included wooden barracks in the prison, the building was delayed by the price increase of the trees, the Yankees soldiers housed there lived under the sky It is protected with wood chips and blankets. A small stream flows through compounds to supply water to allied soldiers; however, this will be a cemetery for disease and human excrement. From February 1864 until April 1865, the end of the American Civil War of Andersonville, Georgia (1861 - 1865) was the notorious Allied prison seat. Andersonville's prison officially known as Camp Sumter is the largest arrested Allied soldier's prison in the South and is known for its unhealthy situation and high mortality rate. A total of approximately 13,000 North Prisoners were murdered in Andersonville and Captain Henry Wilts (1823 - 65) was convicted for war crimes, convicted and executed after the war.

Dipa has recently matured and can not wait to show his talent. This Ep contains two powerful mixes of Joey Mar and Pine. These trucks are influenced by various styles of house and tech house music, and there are various dance floors. By greatly shortening the imprisonment period, this new control system will be effectively improved. But this view is wrong. This system depends on the prison time, not the prison time. Once marked as a felony, he or she is brought to a parallel world where discrimination, prejudice and exclusion are perfectly legal and civil rights privileges such as voting and jury service are prohibited. . It does not matter if you truly stay in prison; when you are convicted of felony, your second class citizenship will begin. In fact, most people believe that felons are not sentenced to prison. As of 2008, there are about 2.3 million people in prisons and prisons, and the number of people under "Regional Correction Supervision" has surprisingly reached 5.1 million, ie probation or parole. Most people in the system Chapter 1 The Birth of Caste Slavery Slavery's Death The Birth of Jim Raven The Birth of Death of Jim Raven Collective imprisonment In the prison system, most prisoners are marked as "crazy" or "bad." The meaning here is that "crazy" means that the prisoner is mentally ill and "bad" means deliberately appearing. The main difference is that they will be "crazy" if they have the ability to choose to act in a particular way, or if they can not control their behavior. - Andersonville officially named Camp Sumter was the most notorious alliance prison during the Civil War (Davis 350; Leader 140). The camp was held for the first time in February 1864, near the village of Andersonville, Sumter County, Georgia. Confederate officials decided to build a new prison in the southwestern part of Georgia because of the food shortages in the Richmond Court of Virginia in the southwestern part of Georgia (Turner 161, 162) Andersonville Prison officially known as Camp Sumter was one of the largest Allied Prison founded during the Civil War. Prison is from February 1864 to April 1865, in Andersonville, Georgia, exists for 14 months and has more than 45,000 Union soldiers. Nearly 13,000 of these soldiers died of illness, poor hygiene, malnutrition, abuse, overcrowding and exposure. At any time in August 1864, the maximum number of 26.5 acre reservoirs exceeded 32,000. Prison place is now Andersonville National Historic Site.

In recent years, the relationship between the educational institution and the juvenile justice system was established to protect children, through "zero tolerance" policy, to show the minor's final notice ,, to the pipeline school It leads to a personal prison from. Research shows that these policies should not guarantee educational environment for students and children is not informative. Opponents argue that these policies promote safety, which can be concluded from this study and that policies actually increase the risk. School politicians and practices, and outside the young and criminal justice systems - school critics to the prison pipeline that explains to push students of public schools in the United States - especially students with color and disabilities - pupils. The American Free Human Rights Association stated that the pipeline began with such school counselors and lack of overcrowded classroom, unqualified teachers, financings and support as special education resources. Applying predetermined automatic penalties for certain types of student cheating - - Contributing to school in the prison pipeline, advocates as another major factor pointed out "zero tolerance" policy. Author Judith Kafka, educational historian, American public school "history of zero tolerance," the book, the term "zero tolerance" dates back to the 1980s to the US Customs Drug Program, State for school discipline Because the school to the Prison Pipeline has a tendency of the US citizens, they transition to school district policy to public school and juvenile criminal justice system, use the law enforcement agency as such zero tolerance These policies are to deal with problematic behavior problems. In the face of school bullying increasingly aware of the popular response regardless of the situation of its occurrence, the policy of zero tolerance for violations of requirements to implement the most severe punishment, school officials It is not to implement it. As a mechanism for expelling zero tolerance, it is not expected to reduce functions, not bullying, violence, school. These policies for color mismatch students suggest that the evidence is a student in a prison system and that African American men have been expelled from school, they recently implemented zero tolerance policy did

Francesco Gentile, also known as Gefra, was born in a small town in Gargano 23 years ago and is passionate about music with him. When he was five, he began to sing and practice his ears, he started playing the trumpet, and then began to learn classical music. A few years later, he was obliged to stop playing the trumpet. Then he began listening to various music genres from hip hop to pop, from dance to classical house. Get fresh information on genres of new technologies, products and music. For those who do not know Gefra, there is no favorite type. Sure thing is that he does not like it, or this is not a taste for relaxed music, it can be said that music that people want to hear is music. He began publishing the vibration of technology houses with high-pressure music, Azul Tunes (label of Franz Costa), Playgroove (label of Sebastian Ledher), and more high-tech housing / minimal imprint label I accomplished many things on the scale. I will cooperate. He decided to move to London, and he just started his own label and underground event: the prison. Since that day he has been playing in London and has been co-starring with many promoters including We are Family, Never Enough, DEFINITION, Dream On, Phono live, 10B. He plays The Magic Roundabout, Shoreditch Platform, UNION CLUB in many places. - Vauxhall, Shelter Club London etc. He is a wonderful DJ and producer who met Ricky Tenaglia, encounter, began working together to develop and create a great project. He is still looking for a new atmosphere and pays close attention to him. You do not know what will happen to him, maybe we will see games around the world. Criminals may learn to deal with crime shame, but like a shame of race, prison labels are not something that a black man in a slum city can escape entirely. For people just released from prison, that pain is particularly serious. As Dorsey Nunn, former perpetrator and co-founder of "All of us" or "No" said, "The biggest obstacle you have to overcome when you leave the prison gate is shame. - "This shame, shame, its label, the sentence you wear on your neck says" I am a criminal. " If you want it even even kills you. . Many previous criminals have experienced anxiety about permanent social exclusion. Young African American young Henry, who was convicted of felony, said, "You breached the law and you did bad things, you violated the law," You are no longer part of us "I cried." "This feeling is shared with the woman currently imprisoned. He explains this experience as follows. Chapter 1 The Birth of Caste Slavery Slavery's Death The Birth of Jim Raven The Birth of Death of Jim Raven Collective imprisonment In the prison system, most prisoners are marked as "crazy" or "bad." The meaning here is that "crazy" means that the prisoner is mentally ill and "bad" means deliberately appearing. The main difference is that they will be "crazy" if they have the ability to choose to act in a particular way, or if they can not control their behavior. - Andersonville officially named Camp Sumter was the most notorious alliance prison during the Civil War (Davis 350; Leader 140). The camp was held for the first time in February 1864, near the village of Andersonville, Sumter County, Georgia. Confederate officials decided to build a new prison in the southwestern part of Georgia because of the food shortages in the Richmond Court of Virginia in the southwestern part of Georgia (Turner 161, 162) Andersonville Prison officially known as Camp Sumter was one of the largest Allied Prison founded during the Civil War. Prison is from February 1864 to April 1865, in Andersonville, Georgia, exists for 14 months and has more than 45,000 Union soldiers. Nearly 13,000 of these soldiers died of illness, poor hygiene, malnutrition, abuse, overcrowding and exposure. At any time in August 1864, the maximum number of 26.5 acre reservoirs exceeded 32,000. Prison place is now Andersonville National Historic Site.

In the 1970s and 1980s, numerous prisoners began to fill the US prison system. In such a short period of time, this huge growth rate has contributed to the overcrowding of prisons facing the United States today. In fact, the prison is still full of seams. This large number of prisoners made it almost impossible for prison officials to follow their facilities without delay and oversee their prisoners. One of the main reasons of overcrowding in many prisons is the severe criminal behavior and parole of the state (Cohen). "One in 100 American adults has become a prison, the highest in the world" (Cohen). When you modify the number of prisoners in the system, the whole ... you will see more The big problem with the overcrowding situation in the prison is the effect on the stability of the prison organization. The more prisoners and prisoners, the more difficult it is for prison guards and staff to monitor them. The entire prison system needs to make major changes to accommodate the number of prisoners and the number of security guards in prison (O'Leary). This usually leads to misclassification of offenders. Through the system many people classify according to (Howard) security level and the amount of available space rather than the program best for them. "It is not uncommon to find prisoners who are considered to be housed in a moderately safe and highest security agency, but other prisoners are considered moderate security, formerly the safest candidate "Howard). The misclassification of offenders often leads to "delay in progress due to modifying the system and gradual exit" (Howard). This will eventually prolong and increase the problem of overcrowding (Howard). Rather than needing to adjust prisoners to meet system requirements, reforms should be reformed to meet the needs of prisoners. Criminals need to be tailored to specific rehabilitation programs to meet their needs, such as alcohol and drug abuse programs. In this example "overcrowding jail paper" is published for the purpose of education and information provision. If you need custom paper or research paper on this topic, please use our writing service. EssayEmpire.com offers a reliable and customized essay writing service that you can earn high scores and help you impress your professors including the quality of each paper or research paper you submit To do. The purpose of this article is to examine overcrowded prisons that bother the United States of America. The prison system we have is constantly evolving, but it seems that it is spreading to the same prison philosophy. Overcrowded prisons do not provide prisoners with a productive environment. Many people feel that the prisoners brought themselves through his deviant behavior, but since not all prisoners will remain in jail forever, they do not care about the circumstances encountered by prisoners. I will consider some possible solutions to suppress common overcrowding conditions in today's prison. Overcrowding in prisons is a social phenomenon if the space requirement of the prison in the jurisdiction exceeds the capacity of the prisoners within that area. Congestion overcrowding occurs when the incarceration rate exceeds the rate of release or murder of other prisoners, thereby releasing prison space. Discussion continues as to whether the court sentenced sentencing to criminal offenders rather than effectively using other programs such as rehabilitation centers. Abstract California experienced the problem of prison overcrowding from the late 1970s until 2010, as the prison population has soared to unprecedented height. In this article I will explain the problem of prison overcrowding and recent policy intervention to lower overcrowding and criminal recidivism rate, Public Safety Act (AB 109). In this article, after describing the background of the Public Security Adjustment Law, we analyze the effectiveness of the policy and show recommendations. AB 109 and its impact on prison overcrowding and

"It is the choice to be eliminated in prison, the encouragement is obedience, explain the result.Bruno Berthelheim said that when the prisoner changed his personality to accept his personality, he was campaigning We reached the final stage of terrestrial adjustment stage: Gestapo value ... Can you imagine whether adoption of its value and behavior by its worthless victims will be more successful for some systems? Exercise and encourage freedom of choice There is no meaningful change before taking care, and "rejuvenation" of "criminal" can only be a system of victories for values ​​and actions that are helpless in our society. "(Knopp, Boward, Morris, Schnapper, 1976 Fortunately, there is a better way than focusing on our criminal perception, and we should focus on the outcome of success. Whenever possible, you should make sure that prisons are always the absolute last resort. If possible, we should motivate imprisonment methods that produce reliable and positive results when people return to society. We should provide services and treatment, if possible, so that people can deal better and prosper when they join the society again. The goal should be change, dignity, and recovery as much as possible. 'Prison is the last option. Some people can not choose. Look at them with others and think that they should not be here, they need more one-to-one tutorial and support. In a safe accommodation there are five staff and eight children. Here we have four staff and 65 children. As far as prisons are concerned, this place is not that bad, but for most children we remember, there are actually no prisons anywhere (prison officer). I will learn and adopt an inappropriate role model, but more importantly, this is the trauma that enters this environment and is trapped behind the door. Of course, bullying is also a big problem. These children can not stay here "(prison nurse) In poor rural areas, prison is the last employer. Hire Caucasians to protect imprisoned blacks and Hispanics. If the prison population reflects demographic data more equally, it will be more difficult to mobilize white voters to support the system and challenge economic inequality. Although we are paying attention to ethnic minority communities throughout the country, the problems of the former southern countries in the south are even more serious, public schools are in the worst state, school records are at the lowest level. Young black men and Latin American men were arrested for a small crime and when they convicted, they were told that they would be released to the same community and situation. If they are arrested on the same minor crime, they will be sent to prison as they violated the conditions of release. Even if they do not understand the criminal fraud system, we often lose a lot of citizenship, including voting rights.

The US needs to replace the US prison, the prison is called "criminal graduate school". This makes sense: it deprives groups of people, deprives their wealth and privacy, continues to be threatened with violence, overcrowding their cells and robbing meaningful work, resulting in angry lower classes It tends to be equal. The prison brings him to violence with nonviolent criminals. They accept non-violent criminals and make him tough killer. Therefore, the prison system is ineffective for crime prevention and fender repair, so the United States needs an alternative to the prison system. According to the data, many Americans tend to choose to go to prisons such as humiliation. An active member of their community. In the 6 s opinion polls we have not mentioned anything about humiliation, but these punishments are defined in public opinion polls. One of the fundamental features of these penalties and procedures is that criminals continue to be part of the community. Shame to you: Contemporary shame punishment as an alternative to imprisonment Aaron S. Book The US needs to replace the US prison, the prison is called "criminal graduate school". This makes sense: it deprives groups of people, deprives their wealth and privacy, continues to be threatened with violence, overcrowding their cells and robbing meaningful work, resulting in angry lower classes It tends to be equal. The prison brings him to violence with nonviolent criminals. - Roger · T · Play pointed out concerns raised in research for crime prevention in an article on reform of "prison" in American prison "Reform" "America". The mistake of showing their way to criminals is not due to cruel punishment but to trying to contain them and reform them. Robert Pray is a prison psychologist who is currently a researcher at Utah State Correction Bureau. A witness report on the community service plan was held in New York City by the reform-oriented Vera Justice Research Institute as an alternative to prison. The book also discusses the idea that led the prison reform community to support such programs. McDonald 's discovered that alumni of community service projects commit crimes more than prisons at work.

The Prison Rape Eradication Act in 2003 is a federal law prohibiting sexual torts at prisons, prisons, confinement, juvenile training schools, Immigration Bureau / ICE detention facility. Inappropriate sex acts under the law include: The criminal office's policy on misconduct applies to all prisoners who are accommodated and monitored in prisons or at workplaces in prison. It applies to employees, contractors, and volunteers. The Corrective Office (DOC) is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for employees and prisoners. All reports are taken seriously and all allegations are investigated thoroughly, timely and objectively. Identify prisoners, visitors, prisoners family / colleagues, and other community members to report. The Prison Rabbit Eradication Act (PREA) received unanimous support from both parties in 2003. The purpose of the Act is "to provide information, resources, advice and funds to identify individuals from prison rape, identifying analyzes of the incidence and impact of rape in federal, state and local agencies" (Prison Rape Elimination Act, 2003). . In addition to the permission to prepare important research by the Judicial Statistical Bureau and the National Department of Justice, the funds from the Judicial Assistance Authority and the National Institute of Corrections are funded by many state corrections, juvenile detention, great efforts in community correction, We will support the system. Federal law aimed at protecting prisoners is the Prison Raising Eradication Act of 2003 (PREA). In 2012 the Ministry of Justice announced the final federal regulation to implement this Act aimed at "to provide analysis of morbidity." Prison rape plays a role in federal, state and local agencies and provides information, resources, advice and funds to protect individuals from prison rape. "Under PREA, a prisoner has the right to accompany a defender when bringing a lawsuit and also provides information, training, and technical assistance to the prison administrator and submits an annual report to Congress.

If the position of the prison system in a hostile neoliberal empire project (within the domestic and international borders) has not been thoroughly considered at the outset, it is wrong to discuss the abolition movement in Queer prison. Simultaneous production of external and internal enemies (terrorists and criminals, respectively), enhanced monitoring, torture, extremist criminal acts by disappearance and imprisonment, and activation of extremism by enhanced monitoring, torture, disappearance and imprisonment Activities to legislate and legislate 'equality' at first glance (and, importantly, homosexuality). The exponential growth of the prison system with multinational funds is a sign of 'intimate investment' articles. Prison abolition campaign aims to completely abolish prisons. Although it is quite different from prison reform, abolitionists often support the reform movement as a phased step in abolishing the prison. The motive to abolish the movement is that the prison itself is invalid. And discrimination. This movement is related to liberal socialism, anarchism, anti-authoritarianism, and among the abolitionists of prison, thinking that impinging the country as a crime is not only timely and immoral There. The response to the prison industrial park was a prison abolition campaign. The purpose of abolishing the prison was to dismiss the prison and close the prison industrial park. The goal of prison abolitionists is to achieve this by changing the socioeconomic situation of the communities that are most affected by the prison industry complex. They proposed raising funds for social programs to reduce the crime rate and finally end the police and prison demand. Due to the overcrowding of prisons and detention centers of commercial companies, organizations such as Amnesty International recommend alternative means such as reporting requirements, bonds or monitoring methods. Questions usually asked about alternatives include whether they are effective or effective. If the position of the prison system in a hostile neoliberal empire project (within the domestic and international borders) has not been thoroughly considered at the outset, it is wrong to discuss the abolition movement in Queer prison. Simultaneous production of external and internal enemies (terrorists and criminals, respectively), enhanced monitoring, torture, extremist criminal acts by disappearance and imprisonment, and activation of extremism by enhanced monitoring, torture, disappearance and imprisonment Activities to legislate and legislate 'equality' at first glance (and, importantly, homosexuality). The exponential growth of the prison system with multinational funds is a sign of 'intimate investment' articles.

According to page 160, Chapter 3 is the process of dividing prisoners' population into manageable groups for monitoring and treatment purposes. There are various kinds of classification. Different types are external classification, internal classification, classification process, initial classification, and reclassification. Classification can be based on psychology, educational background, health, and other needs. It can be determined through prison grounds, dwelling assignments, workplace assignments and effective treatment options. Prisoners are assigned a certain level of security based on parental and classification scores. Initially it is calculated by prison service and Sentencing Computing Center (DSCC). However, the security level of the prisoners can be recalculated by the case manager of the prison facility that is eventually housed. 1. Minimum security: Also known as Federal Prison Camp (FPC), it is the prisoner of the least guarded prison and convicted of nonviolent crime at dormitory style housing. There are few fences whose staffing level is low and violence is kept to a minimum. Sex offenders are excluded from federal prison camps. The same is true for people who are running away and those conducting demonstrations in groups. Only people with less history of imprisonment and violence less than 10 years will be put into refugee camps. The prison made a safety classification based on the withdrawal history of prisoners of prison officials, the violent propensity, the degree of sexual perversion, and other factors not necessarily related to the crime he is undertaking. 3 Prisoners A way of defining the world - Depending on the level of security he is under, the type of prison plan that he is permitted or required to participate in In my career, I saw the classification in my work. Classification in the workplace is very important. Classification is very important, and you need a classification department to handle tasks. I am hired by a man in the highest security prison, including more than a thousand prisoners. Classification department classifies prisoners according to guardian class. Prisoners are classified from the least secure level of custody to the safest level of custody. I developed my own classification system based on the actions of prisoners. From most people 's performance to the lowest performance, my system divides prisoners into three categories, prisoners, criminals and criminals.

There are cockroaches on hands and feet, facing the floor and walking around on the island's ferry. You look up and see the substantial structure that stands in front of the remedance officer. I will put my head back and keep on walking. The remedy blasted a smile you could not see, but you could hear his simple but cold words - "Welcome home". As we know, the stone is cold and ruthless, is only 22 acres of rock from the mainland, the most unruly prisoners in the United States under the management of strict day-to-day work and unjust punishment There is a prison ... Use A brief introduction to the British prison system shows that 27% of the adult prison population is cared for and nearly 21% of prisoners under the age of 21 are being taken care of by children (3). 72% of sentenced men and 70% of women suffer from more than one mental illness. In the past decade, the population of female prisons has increased by 33%, and two thirds are imprisoned for nonviolent crimes. More than half of people suffer from domestic violence and one-third suffer from sexual abuse. 66% of juvenile women have dependents under 18 years of age. Estimated 17,700 children are imprisoned. More than a quarter of British prison population comes from ethnic minorities. (Four) In summary, a well-controlled prison is an elegant and humanitarian prison. In fact, these characteristics can be measured by the quality of interpersonal relationships between the prisoners living there, the staff working there, and the people who are visiting for some reason. The principle is simple. That application is one of the most complicated tasks in the field of prison management. The most controlled prison system may be a system that clearly understands its purpose, mission, and values. At least three sets of key processes are proposed in this book, and each group is associated with a different group. The first is a series of systematic problems, such as links to other parts of the criminal justice process and public institutions. Since 1993, WHO has published a series of important documents on HIV / AIDS in prison. These include prisons, narcotics, society, the Moscow Declaration, a policy outline to reduce HIV infection in prisons, and recently documents on prisons, drugs, harm reduction (22-25). All these are important, highlighting HIV / AIDS problems in prisons, and providing tools for national policy change to supporters and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). UNODC created and announced a policy summary entitled "HIV in Prison and Other Closed Environments" for UNODC, UNODC / ILO / UNDP / WHO / UNAIDS. Prevention, treatment, care: a series of interventions "Policy brief takes into account the principles of international regulations, guidelines, declarations and contracts on prison health, international medical ethics standards, international labor standards, etc. in prisons and other closed environments , So that each country can respond effectively to HIV and AIDS. The main interventions of 15 are as follows. Through partnership with UNODC and Brazil's TB control program, HIV testing has increased in three Brazilian prisons. UNODC also supports AIDS including HIV.

Egyptian prison situation Egypt: More than 69 million countries with the most attractive buildings in the world (such as the pyramids and the Great Sphinx) also contribute greatly to many transactions around the world. (The most noteworthy are petroleum products and cotton fabrics) [1]. Such a wealthy country will expect to become a country prosperous with high public integrity and proper treatment. It's not. In the so-called "wonderful", "threatening life", and "dirty system" the situation in Egyptian prison and the accompanying procedure proves true human rights abuses. Egyptian prison situation Egypt: More than 69 million countries with the most attractive buildings in the world (such as the pyramids and the Great Sphinx) also contribute greatly to many transactions around the world. (The most noteworthy are petroleum products and cotton fabrics.) Such a wealthy country will expect to become a country prosperous with high public integrity and proper treatment. It's not. In the so-called "wonderful", "threatening life", and "dirty system" the situation in Egyptian prison and the accompanying procedure proves true human rights abuses. Today, many countries do not have the right to follow prisoners in prison. Prisoners were always violent, and one of the countries I found was Egypt. In 2008, more than 20 prisoners in Egypt's town died in Assuit and most prisoners were injured during the prison riot. In addition, the violence lasted more than three hours, then the police used tear gas to manage the prison. However, the police punished all the prisoners and they decided to put him in prison alone. During solitude the prisoner died. (UNKNOWN, 2008) Furthermore, Amnesty International believes that these prisons do not receive adequate medical care, prisoners are ill and unsanitary, unanimous reports that food is absolutely terrible for all prisoners Is receiving. In addition, the police are treating them violently. There are many diseases in prison. (Prisoner's Rights) Because prisons and prisons are expensive, camping in history is a common way to reward social criminals. Since conditions are unsanitary and prisoners are often forgotten (some penalties in prisons are more serious than anything else) (especially if they do not know that everyone is rich). It is mainly in prisons in prisons and correctional systems (for example, California spends $ 10 billion a year to maintain its correction system). Therefore, we believe existing systems are more humane than criminal punishments of most forms in the past, but there are not so many ways to work in the game. The risk of some players growing, this is just an "immediate time" and does not encourage them to think about the outcome of their role behavior