What forces led to the shift in philosophy of the Federal Bureau of Prisons in the 1970s?
Chapter 12
What forces led to the shift in philosophy of the Federal Bureau of Prisons in the 1970’s?
Or
Why does the Bureau of Prisons have such an advantage over state systems in generating programs?
Chapter 13
How many beds are being supplied by the private sector in adult prisons?
Or
What are the major arguments against privatization of adult jails and prisons?
Chapter 14
Explain the guidelines that came out of the Furman v. Georgia and its related decisions.
Or
Who were the first to die in America by electrocution, by the gas chamber, and by the use of lethal injection?
Chapter 15
What are the main models of parole boards?
Or
What are parole guidelines, and how do they structure discretion?
Chapter 16
Discuss the collateral consequences of a conviction.
Or
Why is it important for offenders to retain their ties with the community?
Chapter 17
What factors contribute to prisonization?
Or
What problems do elderly inmates pose and face?
Chapter 18
How has the War on Drugs impacted corrections and specifically female offenders?
Or
What special problems do female offenders who have been victims of prior abuse face when they are imprisoned.
Chapter 19
What were the major findings in the case of In re Gault?
Or
Explain the effect of diversion on the correctional funnel for juveniles.
Chapter 21
What can be done to reduce AIDS I prison?
Or
Why does inmate health care cost more than that of the general public?
Chapter 12
What forces led to the shift in philosophy of the Federal Bureau of Prisons in the 1970’s?
Or
Why does the Bureau of Prisons have such an advantage over state systems in generating
programs?
Chapter 13
How many beds are being
supplied by the private sector in adult prisons?
Or
What are the major arguments against privatization of adult jails and prisons?
Chapter 14
Explain the guidelines that came out of the Furman v. Georgia and its related decisions.
Or
Who were t
he first to die in America by electrocution, by the gas chamber, and by the use of
lethal injection?
Chapter 15
What are the main models of parole boards?
Or
What are parole guidelines, and how do they structure discretion?
Chapter 16
Discuss the col
lateral consequences of a conviction.
Chapter 12
What forces led to the shift in philosophy of the Federal Bureau of Prisons in the 1970’s?
Or
Why does the Bureau of Prisons have such an advantage over state systems in generating
programs?
Chapter 13
How many beds are being supplied by the private sector in adult prisons?
Or
What are the major arguments against privatization of adult jails and prisons?
Chapter 14
Explain the guidelines that came out of the Furman v. Georgia and its related decisions.
Or
Who were the first to die in America by electrocution, by the gas chamber, and by the use of
lethal injection?
Chapter 15
What are the main models of parole boards?
Or
What are parole guidelines, and how do they structure discretion?
Chapter 16
Discuss the collateral consequences of a conviction.