Introduction 2:
When you think of prison you may think of a place filled with criminals and misfits doing there time for the crime they’ve committed. I can’t necessarily speak for everyone, but I now at some point in your life you may have had a loved one or someone very close to you, serve prison time. You don’t want to see that loved one in a place that you picture as dirty, chaotic, dangerous, and depressing. The reality of the situation is the prisons top priority is to provide rehabilitative programming and skills to inmates and parolees in an effort to reduce their likelihood of reoffending by the time they return to their homes and communities. Below is a list of rehabilitative programs and services we offer in prison and during parole “What we do”. You should never have to feel fear and concern when that loved one gets “lock up”. That’s why I fell as though the conditions in the prison systems need to be improved to have positive outcomes such as reducing recidivism and benefiting society financially.

Conclusion 1:
As we’ve discussed euthanasia cannot only affect the patient but also the friends, family and close ones. You never know really know how a person may suffer within especially cancer patients and Euthanasia can help with the pain and suffering within. Euthanasia can be voluntary, non-voluntary, or involuntary. Voluntary euthanasia is the most common of the three. Non-voluntary is illegal and involuntary is pretty much considered murder. Remember at the end of the It should be the patients discussion and as family and loved ones we should support them in any discussion that they may make.

References Page
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation website
What we do http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/rehabilitation/what-we-do.hml