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    Hn200 Survey of Social Problems

    Kaplan University HN200: Survey of Social Problems Our correctional system uses multiple approaches to punish criminal offenders depending on the severity of the crime, number of past crimes, and the potential of re-offending. It relies mostly on political clout which is used to shape public opinion and in turn

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    The Wedding Cake Model of the Criminal Jusice System

    system in the United Sates is monumental in size. The system is massive because it must process and care for millions of people. The criminal justice system can be divided into three main components: law enforcement agencies, court system, and correctional system. The formal criminal justice process Introduction: Few cases are actually processed through the entire formal system. A comprehensive view of formal criminal process normally includes: Initial contact In most cases first contact with

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    Jail and Prisons

    courts, and corrections. Corrections are potentially the largest cog in this machine by volume of employees. Corrections are also often considered the most important, because the other two would have nowhere to send offenders if it were not for the correctional sector. The largest portion of corrections can be seen in the operation of jails and prisons in the United States. These two separate entities, which are often confused by the layman, do share similarities, but along with these similarities also

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    Franklin County Case Summary

    Summary: Franklin County is located in the Mid-Atlantic States and services approximately 500,000 residents including residents from the forty-five local governments within the County. The County is responsible for housing any and all defendants arrested from the surrounding locations. The County currently operated two facilities: one for juveniles and the other for adults. Both males and females are housed in the adult facility. The County Commission is made up of mostly Democrat during the recent

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    Wasteful Prison Health Care System

    back to prison. It is not because they have no training or education to live a successful life it is because they live an easier life inside of the walls. In concluding my research, I will also be discussing a few resolutions that other state correctional institutions have implemented to cut down on costs and medical staff manipulation. This information should be known by all tax paying citizens because we, the people of California all feel the hardships placed on us by the recession, but do the

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    Returning to School

    me get the job that I want and deserve. I have had several jobs over the years. The majority of them have been in law enforcement in one form or another, my current job is a surveillance supervisor at a local casino, and prior to that I was a correctional officer for over ten years. I had to quit working for the Department of Corrections due to a knee injury that occurred while on the job while breaking up a riot in a cell block. I was on medical leave for several months, but once I returned to

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    Prison Rehabilatation

    The Effect of Correctional Education On Post Relief Employment and Recidivism (A 5-year follow-up study in the state of Indiana) In the journal “The Effect of Correctional Education On Post Relief Employment and Recidivism” Susan Lockwood, (Department of Correction Indianapolis) says that: “research revealed that prisoners, if they have no job or education that they would get out of jail and most likely come right back to prison. The Indiana Dept. of Corrections it examined the effect they did

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    Organizational Culture Law Enforcement Agency

    The organizational culture of a law enforcement agency or correctional facility is the appropriate or exact approach of the employees which is a direct reflection of senior leadership. It is the scheme or mutual beliefs of all personnel within the institution. The culture refers to the perceived behavior or habits in which the staff interacts with each other through language and attitudes. The employee's typical day to day activities will be consistent throughout the facility which represents the

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    Corrections

    a court, information respecting the background of an offender before sentencing; * offering probation and parole supervision,  counselling and aftercare services to offenders; * providing for the safe custody and detention of inmates in a correctional centre; * providing supervision, treatment and training of inmates with a view to their rehabilitation; and * promoting and assisting programs designed to prevent and diminish crime within a community. The Corrections Service provides services

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    Chelsea's Law; the Breakdown

    The case that I chose to discuss is the case of Chelsea King. She was a 17-year old who went out for a run and was reported missing. After the police were notified, they, along with many volunteers searched endlessly for the girl. Four days after Chelsea went missing, authorities arrested John Albert Gardner III, a convicted sex offender who’s DNA they stated was found on King’s clothing that was found near the abduction site. Gardner had also been arrested in 2000 for committing lewd and lascivious

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