CJU 243 FINAL

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Parole

Conditional release of a prisoner prior to the completion of the imposed sentence, under the supervision of a parole officer

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Discretionary Release

Early release based on the ruling authorities assessment of elgibility

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Wickersham Commission

In 1931 issued a report advocating uniformity in state parole practices. Recommended that states establish centralized policymaking boards to write standards and guidelines for parole practices

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Reentry

Use of programs targeted at promoting effective reintegration of offenders back into communities upon release from prison and jail

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Roles

Normal pattern of behavior expected of those holding particular social positions

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Legitimate Power

Correctional Officers have power by virtue of their positions within the organization. They have formal authority to command

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Expert Power

Results inmates perceptions that certain Correctional Officers have life skills (i.e. inmates seeking treatment may value treatment oriented officers)

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Referent Power

Flows from persuasive diplomacy. Officers win respect and admiration from prisoners so they may achieve a natural leadership position

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Structured Conflict

Tension between prison staff members and inmates that arise out of the correctional setting

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Subculture

The beliefs, values, behaviors, and material objects shared by particular group of people within large society

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Total Institution

A place where the same people work, play, eat, sleep, and recreate together on a regular basis

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Prisonization

Process by which inmates adapt to prison society; Taking on the ways, mores, customs, and general culture of the penitentiary

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Pains of Imprisonment

Major problems that inmates face, such as: loss of liberty and personal autonomy, lack of material possessions, loss of hetero-sexual relationships, and reduced personal security

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Prison Code

A set of norms and values along prison inmates. Generally antagonistic towards official administration and rehabiliation programs of the prison

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Prison Argot

Special language of the inmate subculture

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Hands Off Doctrine

Historical policy of American courts not to intervene in prison management. Courts tended to follow this doctrine until the late 1960s

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Theurepeutic Community

A residential treatment program in which substance abuse inmates are housed in a separate unit within a prison or jail facility

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65% of All Jail & Prison Inmates

Meet the medical criteria for substance abuse addiction, but only 11.2% receive any treatment while incarcerated

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Exchange Rates

An approach to sentencing that emphasizes interchangeability of punishments

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Security Threat Group (STG)

Current term for prison gangs that describes how they negatively impact the security of prison operations

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Disturbance

An altercation involving 3 or more inmates, resulting in official action beyond summary sanctions and for which there is an institutional record

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Riot

Any action by a group of inmates that constitutes a forcible attempt to gain control of a facility or area within a facility

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11 Days

Longest prison riot in US history happened in Lucasville and lasted for...

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Tangible Losses

Costs such as fear, pain, suffering, and reduced quality of life that accrue to crime victims as a result of their victimization. ITEMS YOU CAN RECOVER

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Intangible Losses

Costs such as fear, pain, suffering, and reduced quality of life that accrue to crime victims as a result of their victimization. EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

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Right of Allocation

A statutory provision permitting crime victims to speak at the sentencing of convicted offenders.

A federal right of allocution was established for victims of federal violent and sex crimes under the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994

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Exonerate

To be clear of blame and release from death row

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Capital Crime

A crime for which the death penalty may but need not necessarily be imposed

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Mitigating Circumstances

Factors that, although not justifying or excusing an action, may REDUCE the culpability of the offender

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Aggravating Circumstances

Factors that may INCREASE the culpability of the offender