Criminal Justice - Final

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Retribution

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Restitution

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Rehabilitation

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Incapacitation

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General Detterrence

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Specific Detterrence

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Walnut Street Jail

First american penitentiary

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Pennsylvania System (Solitary System)

A system of imprisonment within which each prisoner was required to live and wok in solitary confinement throughtout the entire sentance

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Eastern State Penitentiary

replacement of Walnut street in phillidelphia

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Eastern State Penitentiary

largest building of the period designed to hold inmates

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Auburn System (Silent System)

A system of imprisonment within which prisoners were premitted to work side by side, but at no time were they allowed to speak or look at eachother

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Explotive Prison Labor

Lease System, Contract System, Piece-Price System, & Public Account System

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Present Prison Labor

State Use System & Public Works/Ways Sytem

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What prison practice was removed do to the 13th amendment (abolishment of slavery)

Explotive Prision Labor

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Lease System

immates given to private compnay for work where money goes to state & compnay must house and feed

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Contract System

immates given to private compnay for work where money goes to state & jail takes care of needs

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Piece-Price System

products built in jail and then sold to company

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Public Account System

product built in jail and sold directly to public through government

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State Use System

products made and kept for state (license plate)

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Public Work and Ways System

inmmates leave facilites to work outside

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Minimum Security

inmates considered low security risks, relaxed perimeter security, dormitories instead of cells, & flexible dress code

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Medium Security

inmates considered more dangerous and prone to escape, single or double fencing, TV monitoring, & guarded towers

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Maximum Security

inmates considered the most dangerous and most violent, very high walls, multiple perimeter fences, armed guards, & elaborate security

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ADX

holds mob bosses, spies, terrorists, murders, escape artsits

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ADX

inmates are limtied to seeing or associating with others & nearly zero contact with prisoners by staff

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Total Institution

A facility responsible for every aspect of life for those who live and work within it

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Rhodes vs Chapman

overcrowding rooming in prison is fine but all other needs/services must be provided

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Sub-rosa Economy

The secret exchange of goods and services among inmates (prison black market)

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Prisonization

The process whereby newly institutionalized offenders come to accept prison lifestyles and values

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Convict Code

A constellation of values, norms, and roles that regulate the way inmates interact with one another and with prison staff

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Neta Enemies

Los Solidos & MS-13

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Neta Allies

Latin Kings & Los Macheteros

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<p>Neta Identifiers/Symbols </p>

Neta Identifiers/Symbols

A heart pierced by two crossing Puerto Rican flags with a shackled right hand with middle and index finger crossed & red, white, and blue & Beads (RWB) & Puerto Rcan flag

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Aryan Brotherhood (AB) Enemies

Black Guerrilla Family (BGF), Crips, Bloods, & El Rukns

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<p>Aryan Brotherhood (AB) Identifiers/Symbols </p>

Aryan Brotherhood (AB) Identifiers/Symbols

Shamrock clover leaf, initials “AB”, Swastikas, Double lighting bolts, & the numbers “666”

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Aryan Brotherhood (AB) allies

most motorcycle gangs, white supremacy groups, Dirty White Boys, & Silent Brotherhood

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<p>Black Guerrilla Family (BGF) Identifiers</p>

Black Guerrilla Family (BGF) Identifiers

Initials BGF, cross sabers and shotgun, black dragon overtaking a prison, & 276

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Black Guerrilla Family (BGF) Allies

La Nuestra Familia

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Black Guerrilla Family (BGF) Enemies

Aryan Brotherhood, Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, Texas Syndicate, & Mexican Mafia

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Mexian Mafia (EME)

the FB of Prisons’ most active gang for incident frequency

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<p>Mexian Mafia (EME) Identifiers</p>

Mexian Mafia (EME) Identifiers

Initials “EME”, Mexican flag symbols like eagle with snake, single handprint, & initials “MM” or “M”

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Mexian Mafia (EME) allies

Mexikanemi & Aryan Brotherhood

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Mexian Mafia (EME) Enemies

La Nuestra Familia (kill on sight), Northern Structure, & Black Guerrilla Family

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<p>La Nuesta Familia Identifiers </p>

La Nuesta Familia Identifiers

red rags, large tattoos often on back, initials “NF”, “LNF”, “ENE”, and “F”, number 14 (for N), & sombrero with dagger

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La Nuesta Familia allies

Nortenos, BGF, & Northern Structure

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La Nuesta Familia enemies

The Mexican Mafia, Texas Syndicate, Mexikanemi, & Aryan Brotherhood

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<p>Texas Syndicater (TS) identifiers</p>

Texas Syndicater (TS) identifiers

tattoos with “TS” in the design

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Texas Syndicater (TS) allies

Border Brothers, Texas Mafia, & Dirty White Boys

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Texas Syndicater (TS) enemies

Aryan Brotherhood, La Nuestra Familia, Mexican Mafia, & BGF

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Attica

location in NY of biggest prison riot

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Hands-off Doctrine

The judicial attitude in which courts did not become involved in prison affairs or inmate rights

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Cooper vs Pate

end of Hands-off Doctrine

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Wolf vs McDonnell

formalized process for disciplinary procedures

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Probation

The correctional service that allows an offender to remain in the community while complying with court-imposed conditions

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Parole

The conditional release of a prisoner before a full sentence has been served

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Discretionary parole

A parole board has the authority to conditionally release prisioners

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Mandatory parole

Inmates are conditiional released from a prison after serving a specified portion of their origional sentance minus good time behavior

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Meritorious Time

good time, time to reduce sentance

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Morrissey vs Brewer

USSC provides minimum due process requirements for the revocation of parole

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Shock probation

Probation that is granted following a brief period of incarceation & offender doesn’t know when they’ll be released

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Mempa vs Rhay

6th amendment applies during post-trial probation revocation and deferred sentancing hearing

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Intensive probation supervision

Small caseload of clients are monitored intensively in the community by probation officers

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Delinquents

Arrested and convicted of criminal offenses usually of a serious or chronic nature

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Status Offenders

Caught doing something wrong only because it’s outlawed for a young person to do that

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Schall vs Martin

Detention of juveniles, considered likely to engage in further crime prior to their trials

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Perens Patriae

The government as guardian to children and disabled adults

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In Loco Parentis

the state is temporarly in place of parent

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New Jersey vs T.L.O

school officals don’t have to have warrent if they are acting reasonable (not blanket pass)

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In re Gault

Juveniles deserve the right (children getting 5th and 6th amendment rights)

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In re Winship

Changed the standard of proof from preponderance of the evidence to beyond a reasonable doubt

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McKeiver vs Pennsylvania

denying juveniles the right to trial by jury

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Adjudication Inquiry

judge determines if there is enough evidence to move forward to trial

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Adjudicatory Hearing

formal hearing to see if enough evidence to convict

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Kent vs U.S.

ability to transfer/wavier juvenille to adult court

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Direct File

prosecutor has the discretion to file charges in either juvenile or adult court

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Roper vs Simmons

no death penalty for crime if was a child when crime was committed

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Jackson vs Hobbs & Miller vs Alabama

court can give juvenile life without parole but cannot give it as a Mandatory sentancing