Correction system Flashcards

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Jails

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  • hold offenders
  • cannot make bail
  • convicted of misdemeanor
  • probation violators
  • overcrowding
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Prison success

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Security
Inmate perception
Recidivism

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History of correction system

Florence Italy

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1300
first prison
active for 500 years
separated degree of crime
paid off through work or money
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Correction systems

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  • us prisons house 1.3 million prisoners
  • 55% of prisoners will return to prison
  • recidivism
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History : England

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First prison had to pay for food blanket and cell

If not then freeze or starve to death

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History : US

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First jail in James City VA 17th century

First prison built by William Penn in PA

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Walnut Street House

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1790 Philadelphia
Birth of solitary confinement
Security- escapes only on opening day
Prisoners had own cell and no communication with anyone

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Auburn system

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Convict population grew
NY built new prison in auburn
Tier system of separate cells
Inmates work and lived in group
Solitary confinement section built
Enforced silence
Developed regiment
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End of 19th century

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Prisoners overcrowded
Single prisoner to a cell was ignored
Prison labor often sold
Parole was developed

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20th century

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Liberal thinking
Striped uniforms replaced with grey
Unison walk was discontinued
Prison yards used for recreation
Visitations and mail privileges given
Start of specialized prisons(hardcore inmates) (salvageable inmates: rehabilitated)
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Prisoner rights mvt

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Freedom of religion and speech
Medical care
Due process
Proper living conditions
Violence increased
Career opps
Education to help get job
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12
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Types of prisons

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Max
Med
Min
Security

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Maximum security

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Attica, Sing Sing, Alcatraz
Double walls guard towers barbed wires electric fences
Sense of impossible escape
Public living around prison sense of security

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Medium security

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Look like max but inside more relaxed
Nonviolent offenders
More visitors
More rehab

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Min security

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No armed guards
No walls
Least violent offenders
Most trustworthy offenders
White collar criminals
Work release programs
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16
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Boot camp

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First time offenders
Military like atm
Short incarceration
Exercise
Lower cost
Positive inmates feedback
17
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What do prisoners lose?

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Liberty
Property
Heterosexual relationships
Security
Mail is censored or destroyed
Family have to travel long for visits