Free Essays on Imprisonment Experience Of Lifetime Serving Offenders

  1. Sex Offenders

    Sex Offender Registration Act (SORA) Specific Purpose: To persuade people to be responsible as a community by understanding what the Sex Offender Registration Act is and how it was developed. Thesis Statement: To inform you on the importance as a community to not only know what the Sex Offender...

  2. Sex Offenders - Essay

    Can a Sex Offender Ever be cured? By Krystle Ragab Sex Crimes and Paraphilia CJQ402 January 8, 2011 Abstract In the following essay I will be explaining my personal opinion of if a sex offender can be “cured”. I will be also describing whether or not sex offender can be rehabilitated from their...

  3. Juveniles Offenders Deserve Rehabilitation

    courts assumed that young offenders are not fully responsible for illegal behaviors. Because they were immature, they had "room to reform" before reaching adulthood (Jeffrey, Fagan). The courts decided that rehabilitation was better suited than imprisonment for younger aged offenders with fully undeveloped...

  4. Ash SOC 331 Week 5 DQ 1 Retributive Justice and Mandatory Life Imprisonment for Juvenile Offenders

    this A+ tutorial guideline at http://www.assignmentcloud.com/soc-331-ash/soc-331-week-5-dq-1-retributive-justice-and-mandatory-life-imprisonment-for-juvenile-offenders In Chapter 5 of the textbook, the author examines retributive justice from the standpoint of the means of punishment (Section 5.2)....

  5. Imprisonment vs. community corrections

     Imprisonment vs. Community Corrections: What is more effective? Marjorie Betti Florida International University Abstract This paper explores the differences that an Imprisonment and a Community Correction take effect within the society. It also explores how...

  6. Are Prisons Reforming or not

    "prisoner." Yet, look under the veneer, and you will find that prisons are facing serious problems today, such as the skyrocketing cost of keeping offenders behind bars and ever-widening gulf between the aims of incarcerations and the actual results. Some people question the effectiveness of prisons...

  7. An Economic Analysis of the Death Penalty

    states could save millions of dollars by abolishing the death penalty. The research will report the cost associated with the death penalty and life imprisonment as studied by various states. It will examine why the death penalty is so expensive and how states are looking into alternative methods of capital...

  8. Keeping Faith in Our Future

    Keeping Faith In Our Future It remains an unclear argument between people in our society, is it appropriate to try juvenile offenders of serious and violent crimes as adults? Over the course of many studies, researchers have found that juveniles are different from adults because they are not...

  9. Three Strikes Law

    guideline? Repeat offenders are perhaps the most difficult criminal offenders for state and local criminal justice systems to manage. These offenders are considered unresponsive to incarceration as a means of behavior modification and are not deterred by serving time in prison. For...

  10. Overcrowding in Correctional Institutions

    Overcrowding in Correctional Institutions Abstract The correctional institutions are established for correction of behaviors by law offenders. The society expects that once an individual comes out of the correctional facility, he or she is a reformed person. In addition, these facilities...

  11. Parole

    treatment and predisposition, investigation of alleged adjudicated adult offenders, youth offenders, delinquents and status offenders. Now after an offender has been sentenced, the correctional process begins. Those offenders are sentenced to a prison, but once in the system, they are classified...

  12. Uniform Sentencing Policy for Convicted Felons in Us

    and punishment (quite often in the form of imprisonment). As will become clear, it is in the last two of these many stages that the debate over rehabilitation and retribution is of special significance. Rehabilitation is the idea of changing criminal offenders’ habits, their outlook and possibly even...

  13. Prison Groups

    Prisoners that are serving sentences within correctional facilities can be housed in special populations. Contributing factors for these special groups are health conditions and reasons for their imprisonment. These special groups are made up of the following: sex offenders, prisoners with AIDS, long-term...

  14. Criminal Justice Death Penalty

    Constitutional rights. Coker v. Georgia (US Supreme Court, 433 U.S. 584 June 29, 1977 Summary and judgment: Petitioner Erlich Anthony Coker, while serving sentences for murder, rape, kidnapping, and assault, escaped from a Georgia jail. He broke into a house, raped and kidnapped the resident woman and...

  15. Mass Incarceration

    that our criminal justice system requires a dramatic decrease in the scale of imprisonment. Our political goals must include lessening the lengths of current prison sentences, releasing hundreds of thousands of citizens serving unnecessarily long terms, and altering sentencing laws and guidelines so that...

  16. Mandatory Minimum Sentencing

    in the prison population. This is a direct relationship with the Mandatory Minimum Sentencing legislation. Judges have lost control of sentencing offenders, which is now in the hands and at the discretion of the prosecutor. Mandatory Minimum Sentencing The United States judicial system has always recognized...

  17. Human Sexuality

    will learn to incorporate sexual harm as part of their bullying tactics. This also raises the question, "Are we cultivating more sexual abusers and offenders as a result?" I have been particularly alarmed at the unusually high number of cases of young children who sexually hurt other children in our public...

  18. The Entity Known as the Nigerian Embassy

    large number of Nigerians are currently languishing in Chinese prisons, as records from the Nigerian Embassy in China show that many Nigerians are serving various jail terms, with their sentences ranging between 10 years and suspended death sentence for drug-related offences, fraud, kidnapping, armed...

  19. As you sow so you reap

    previous life, this soul was a corrupt judge who imprisoned those who would not bow to his corrupt ways. This unjust imprisonment of others has resulted in the seemingly unjust imprisonment of their body in their current incarnation. Not every tragedy we live through is the result of some terrible wrongs...

  20. Downsizing Prisons

    sentences for low-level drug offenders,” (Delaney,2005). While the government seems to believe that imprisonment is the answer to putting a stop to crime, I must beg the differ. Based on my own experience as a Correctional Officer, I have first hand knowledge that many offenders that are incarcerated are...

  21. The New Complexities of Child Sexual Abuse in the Internet Age

    Exploitation of Children Today (PROTECT) Act 2003. The penalties are stiff even for first time offenders, for the possession, manufacture, and distribution of child pornography, one can spend 15-20 years of imprisonment (Beech, Elliot, Birgden, Findlater, 2008). The actual conviction rate of men committing...

  22. The Ethnic and Racial Group Categories

    African-American Males Barred from the Ballot Box” (Rajan, 2003) which states that “State laws prohibiting felons and ex-felons from voting serve to punish the offender twice, both criminally and civilly. African-American males receive the “fall-out” effect of these laws more than other racial or ethnic groups” (Rajan...

  23. Depression, Drugs, and Rock N' Roll: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Treatment Programs in Prisons

    system in America. Dr. McShane of the University of Houston elucidates the idea that through patience and understanding, the prison rehabilitation experience will have a much higher success rate. Professor Craig Haney, PhD, JD, (2006) illuminates on the grounds of reformation inside the prison walls. Throughout...

  24. The Role of Imprisonment in Great Expectations

    Role of Imprisonment in Great Expectations In the novel Great Expectations, there are many examples of imprisonment. The British world of the time placed great emphasis on crime and punishment. This resulted in great numbers of incarcerated people and a general fear of the law. Imprisonment consisted...

  25. Female Sex Offenders essay

    “And Here’s to You, Mrs. Robinson…” Female Sex Offenders: It’s Nothing to Sing About. The stereotype is out there that in prison, the worst type of criminal is a sex offender, especially those that target children and teenagers. Often people will make comments like, “Wait until they get to prison...

  26. Encased in Imprisonment

    Encased in Imprisonment A jar, simple, small and serene, fragile with ornate curves, and yet dazzlingly unique, becomes the powerful and influential force to be reckoned with that motivates and explains the title of Sylvia Plath’s novel, The Bell Jar. A bell jar, as an object, describes a glass vessel...

  27. Take a Stand - Capital Punishment

    for the rest of his or her life. The convicted does not have to suffer the abuse given in prison. Also, the convict does not have to face a lifetime of imprisonment. What a small price to pay, a few last-minutes of pain, for the deeds done by those executed. Even in light of botched executions like the...

  28. juvenile justice

    should serve their time in a maximum security juvenile facility for serious crimes away from lesser juvenile offenders and separated from adults. Some states in the US place these serious teen offenders with adults because they have no where else to put them and they end up in general population with devious...

  29. Cover Letter

    continue my career within this agency and to further my education and experience. After measuring the demands of the position with my work skills and education, I am confident that we have found a perfect match. I have many years of experience working with at-risk populations especially children and families...

  30. Domestic Violence: Offender Gun Ban

    Domestic Violence Offender Gun Ban Nick Hernandez Johnson County Community College Domestic Violence Offender Gun Ban The Domestic Violence Offender Gun Ban, also known as the “Lautenberg Amendment” bans the shipment, transport, ownership and use of guns by individuals convicted of misdemeanor...

  31. Capital Punishment Should Stay

    Texas were not deterred by the existence of the death penalty law" (Death Penalty, 2001). On the contrary, life imprisonment can work wonders in the lives of these offenders, where it can influence them to settle into a routine life and thus ensuring no further threat from them. As for the testimony...

  32. A Tale of Two Cities

    deep insight into the personal beliefs and life experiences of the author, Charles Dickens. Through this literary work, Dickens conveys his opinions about revolutions and their advocates. Also explored are the effects of prisons and imprisonment his life. In his British masterpiece A Tale of Two...

  33. Lowering Offender Recidivism Rate Through Counseling

    Lowering Offender Recidivism Rate through Counseling In my paper on lowering the offender recidivism rate through counseling, I will cover all the different aspects of which areas offenders should be counseled in order to improve success outside of prison walls. If counselors can pinpoint...

  34. Prisoner Rehabilitation

    society’s view towards rehabilitation for certain types of offenses and criminals. Criminals who do not pose a threat to the general public who are serving their prison sentences in minimum or medium security prisons are more likely to become productive members of society who can assimilate back into mainstream...

  35. Dead Man Walking

    the remaining 1/3 who live a life of affluence. ​One year after having heard Sister Marie speak, Sister Helen was leading a simple humble life of serving the poor in a housing project named St. Thomas, in New Orleans, Louisiana, and also teaching high school drop outs at Hope House, when in January of...

  36. Criminal Justice Strategies

    Norton December 21, 2009 Criminal Justice Strategies Criminal Justice Strategies for drug lord sentencing, drunk-driving checkpoints, habitual offenders, aggressive police patrol and increasing the number offenses eligible for the death sentence are just various ways that the state legislature, (Wiki...

  37. My Opinion on Capital Punishment

    deterrent. WE can all agree that crime rates would be much higher if there weren't any deterrents. Prison time is an effective deterrent, but A life imprisonment on average is actually less than 8 years in prison, is 8 years enough deterrent for a murderer? NO I don’t think so. Capital Punishment – points...

  38. "When She Says No, It's Rape... Even When She's Married to Him" (Sexual Assualt in Marriage)

    a sense of violation that goes beyond physical injury. They may become distrustful of men and experience feelings of shame, humiliation, and loss of privacy. Victims who suffer rape trauma syndrome experience physical symptoms such as headaches, sleep disturbances, and fatigue. They may also develop psychological...

  39. Juveniles and Violence

    factors. The LINC found that the patterns of the DC boys were very similar to those of boys from other cities. They found that a small percentage of offenders in the three dangerous DC neighborhoods were responsible for a large portion of the crimes (Chaiken 2000). The LINC also found that the least delinquent...

  40. Eve Teasing

    should pay attention to these types of teasing as well. Eve teasing is widespread in every form in our society. I guess every woman for sure in her lifetime has come across some form of eve teasing. Eminent sociologist Pratikha Baxi of India has stated, “Eve teasing is a euphemistic expression that...

  41. Police Ethics

    lawbreaking activities. Watchman police officers are disposed to provide more warnings than tickets, and make hardly any arrests when they are not serving a violation. The service method of policing makes the greatest use of discretion. They examine each circumstance on its own distinction and form their...

  42. Children and Their Divorced Parents

    they learn from it unfortunately. The sadder thing for the women is that a man will receive on average for killing his partner 2 to 6 years of imprisonment. While women who kill their partners are given 15 years on average. Problem youth is a big issue among authorities and citizens today. In Canada...

  43. Prisons in America

    plans to shrink Pinzon 3 overcrowding and increase the odds of rehabilitation hardly were complete before they were full to capacity with drug offenders. From the 1980s on, prisons have been made in isolated locations and full of severe conditions. Super-maximum security prisons is the peak of "post-modern"...

  44. Supporting a Position Against Capital Punishment

    “This argument, based not strictly on deterrence but on incapacitation of know offenders, is inconclusive, since there are other effective means of protecting the innocent against convicted murders- for example, imprisonment of murderers for life in high security institutions”. (Hoekema, 2003) Criminals...

  45. Shelters for Recently Released Inmates

    circumstances will place a person behind bars and after release, placed that person on the streets or under a bridge. In a sense, a continuation of imprisonment, locked up within itself, separated from others and not accepted by society. Committing a crime is a non-desirable behavior but it happens to thousands...

  46. Gynephobia

    towards women are expected to be. Although this phobia creates numerous problems in a victim's future life due to hurtful and often horrid past experiences with women, it can be treated with proper therapy and sufficient time. Irregular traits in the male character are becoming more and more common...

  47. Mkkkkkkkkk

    CT FEATURE Oklahoma's Quality Assurance Experience: mprouement L^ontinuouá Jr uee C^mpou/erment, Z/eamworn, ana ÍSeát f^racticeó By Deborah K. Boyer T oday's correctional agencies are faced with many challenges — prison overcrowding, staffing shortages and an ever-increasing demand to operate...

  48. unit 6 thesis

    super tool. A.L.P.R.’s have purposes that are yet to be discovered and are expected to deliver great potential. However, cracking down on non-violent offenders should not be a priority, according to civilians. Victimless offenses is not where the focus of public safety should centered. The extra training...

  49. Outreach

    sound system problem, but with the help of one of the organizers there we have our very loud sound system. Thanks to him anyway. On the other hand, serving those less fortunate children was very easy because we all help each other. But there’s this one kid, that was assigned to me when the enhancement...

  50. Crime

    comparing figures it should be realised that police and judiciary figures are based on offences but prison and probation figures are based on offenders, and that many offenders are sentenced for more than one offence. Offences reported at the police can sometimes be reclassified as they proceed from police investigation...

  51. Dvdz

    term of 14 years imprisonment; and - Aggravated Sexual Assault (s.273) - this refers to a sexual assault during which an offender wounds, maims, disfigures or endangers the life of the victim and is punishable by way of indictable offence and liable to a maximum term of life imprisonment. Threatening Sexual...

  52. #101 The Qualifying Words and the Profession

    professional development yet does not invest in it adequately, or has selection practices that make leaders who pursue broadening developmental experiences less competitive for advancement, the Army appears hypocritical. However, if the espoused beliefs and values are reasonably congruent with the Army‘s...

  53. MGT 538 Final Exam Answers

    likely offshores product support service jobs to India because of the • superior technical knowledge of Indian workers • extensive call center experience of Indian workers • lower payroll costs associated with Indian workers • customer preference for interacting with Indian workers 4) In the...

  54. Criminal Justice by Daniel Burke

    of all 167 inmates on death row in the state to life imprisonment. Ryan, who made his decision just days before his term was set to expire, based his decision on apparent flaws in the capital punishment system which led to several convicted offenders being taken off death row due to ambiguities regarding...

  55. Nelson Mandela

    himself and help those around him is the authentic definition of what it is to be a hero. Throughout the many struggles that a human can endure in their lifetime, it is possible for them to overcome very troubling circumstances, no matter how severe the situations may be. One man who suffered for a good portion...

  56. The Great Effects of Crime in the World Today

    hackers who are mostly employed to hack the sites of rivals to get credible and valuable information (Wall, 2001:10). In this given case study the offender or Jonathan falls under the cyber criminal’s category of children and adolescents between the ages of 6-18 years given that he was 16 years of age...

  57. Depression and Society

    States is staggering. Studies have shown that 17.1% of people aged 15-54 have lifetime major depression (Blazer, Kessler, McGonagle, and Swartz par. 1), and that “about 10% of 11-year-olds and about 14% of 14-year-olds experience feelings of depression” (Kaufman 20). The effects of this disease are felt...

  58. Stretegic Positioning

    judgements, preferences, and power, by the degree of turbulence in the external environment and by the degree of autonomy that the organisation experiences in relation to its environment. They will be influenced by the values and expectations of those who hold power in and around the organisation. ...

  59. MGT 538 Final Exam

    likely offshores product support service jobs to India because of the • superior technical knowledge of Indian workers • extensive call center experience of Indian workers • lower payroll costs associated with Indian workers • customer preference for interacting with Indian workers 4) In the...

  60. ASESS SOCIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS OF THE FUNCTIONS AND FORMS OF THE PUNISHMENT OF OFFENDERS. [21 MARKS]

    Some realists would argue that the punishment of offenders is designed to carry out a number of purposes. First, giving the victim, or the victims family (indirect victims) a sense of justice from the criminal justice system, and to maintain social solidarity, showing that crime is not tolerated and...