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Title: The office
Author: Rogers, Ramon
Date: 2012-12
Pages: 1 page
Text (FT): THE OFFICE For over two years I've gotten up each morning and walked the short distance to my office. This is a special place, exclusive yet ominous, with an odd and interesting history. It had been built several decades ago, a 12' x 12' cage of sturdy metal diamond grating. It was originally an observation post but later reduced to a dark and dusty storage for paperwork and unused furniture. When the office became my own personal work area it was my responsibility to equip acc...
PID: apw:12346597
Date Uploaded: 2017-08-16T00:32:31.199Z

Title: The politicalization of crime and its consequences
Author: O'Shea, Patrick
Pages: 7 pages
Text (O): Criminal Justice   The Politicalization of Crime And Its Unintended Consequences By P.J. O'Shea   At approximately 7:00 p.m. in the evening of April 3, 1987 Cliff Barnes, a car salesman in the tiny bucolic town of Oxon Hill, Maryland arrived home from work. While Mr. Barnes was in the process of cleaning up, he heard a strange noise in the home he shared with his fiancée Angela Miller. Later, Mr. Barnes would tell the police that at the time, he did not feel overly concerned about the un...
PID: apw:12349151
Date Uploaded: 2017-11-03T14:47:25.748Z

Title: The prison veil
Author: Marrero, Jamie
Pages: 9 pages
Text (O): Jaime Marrero The Correctional Writer's Initiative BRCI - 330923 Student #2 028 4460 Broad River Rd. Columbia, SC 29210-4012 THE PRISON VEIL An Essay by JAIME MARRERO I am known to the state of South Carolina, as "INMATE #330923", but my given name is Jaime Eduardo Marrero——and I was once known to the Navy as Aviation Machinists Mate Petty Officer Second Class Air Warfare Designee Jaime Marrero --but, I became a "ward" of the South Carolina Department of Corrections a...
PID: apw:12351719
Date Uploaded: 2018-03-17T01:19:43.43Z

Title: The reentry movement is long overdue
Author: Green, Robbie Switzer
Pages: 12 pages
Text (TR_WF): NO TITLE The reentry movement is long overdue. In fact, if you review the "prisoner" movies from James Cagney films to Shawshank Redemption, you will see the crucial need for providing help to released prisoners. For years, common sense dictated that this was a problem. However, we didn't have the political will to begin to address the solution that we now call "reentry." President George W. Bush, in his annual State of the Union message, said that people in prison sh...
PID: apw:12355357
Date Uploaded: 2019-01-21T21:23:59.631Z

Title: Trip to the tropics
Author: Inmate Rauda
Pages: 2 pages
State: California
Text (TR): Inmate Rauda California Trip to the Tropics Police are crooked so crooked in fact, that they set me up to take psychotropic medications, first of all I have a history of depression, as I sometimes get depressed or low in situations such as incarceration, I don't take medications, I don't feel they work for me. While serving a term in prison I tried to seek a higher level of mental care, after months of counseling, mental staff at the prison approved of a medical transfer to another ...
PID: apw:12343218
Date Uploaded: 2016-10-17T20:02:41.956Z

Title: What inmates need in order to make it on the outside
Author: Downing, Curtis
Date: 2010-03-07
Pages: 7 pages
State: Nevada
Text (TR_WF): 03/07/2010 Curtis L. Downing P.O. Box 208 Indian Springs NV 89070-0208 Voices Through the Walls RE: What Inmates Need in Order to Make it on the Outside What an incarcerated needs in order to make it on the outside, can be resolved in different ways, and in fact must be resolved in different ways. 1. What type of incarcerated person is being assessed to make it on the outside, i.e. a first time convicted person; second time; third time; career criminal; habitual criminal. The things that each...
PID: apw:12343625
Date Uploaded: 2016-10-19T00:11:48.997Z

Title: Why are we a nation of prisons
Author: Hammer, Charles
Date: 2010-08-05
Date: 2010-08-05, 2010-08-05
Pages: 7 pages
State: Oregon
Text (TR_WF): Why Are We a Nation of Prisons? By Charles Hammer Is our prison system a mystery to the average citizen? An uncomfortable mystery best not to examine too closely? So it was to me until I became intimately involved in its working. No doubt the greatest part of the mystery is: Why does it cost so much? Why are our prisons so full and why do we need more? Unlike what many Americans may think, the justice and correctional systems of this country are built on retribution- not rehabilitation. And, ...
PID: apw:12341573
Date Uploaded: 2015-09-29T21:33:28.57Z

Title: Why the United States Supreme Court should make Miller v. Alabama retroactive
Author: O'Shea, Patrick
Pages: 3 pages
Text (O): JUVENILE JUSTICE Why the United States Supreme Court Should Make Miller v. Alabama Retroactive P. J. O’Shea inally, after two earlier refusals 1 to revisit its 2012 landmark decision in llliller. v,. Alabama} and much legal uncertainty, the United States Supreme Court has agreed to address the question of Miller’s retroactive application . In the upcoming case of T oca v. Louisiana, 3 which the Court has agreed to consider, the Supreme Court will have the opportunity to move juvenile justice ...
PID: apw:12349164
Date Uploaded: 2017-11-03T14:47:26.291Z

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