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General Deterrence
Members of society will not commit crimes when they see the punishment of that crime
Specific Deterrence
An individual will not commit another crime because of the punishment of their previous crime
Cesare Beccaria
Classical School
Cesare Lombroso
Positive School/Theory of Avatism
Jeremy Bentham
Hedonistic Calculus
Walnut Street Jail
First penitentiary in the U.S. developed in Philadelphia, PA and established by Dr. Benjamin Rush and the Philadelphia Society; total isolation, no communication, requirement to wear masks, given work in cells, encouraged to read Bible
PA System
Known as the “separate but silent” systems which emphasized solitary confinement and prohibited inmates working together in groups
Auburn System
Known as the “congregate but silent” systems which was cheaper to operate, produced more goods, and had less occurrence of mental illness
Bail
The amount of money the accused must post to guarantee his/her appearance in court which may be required in cash, or the offender may be able to use a bondsman
What are some things the district justice will look at when determining bail?
Severity of the crime, prior criminal history, ties to the community, and flight risk
Concurrent Sentences
Sentences at the same time
Consecutive Sentences
Sentence one right after another
What is the primary and secondary roles of a probation officer?
Primary - protection of the public and hold people accountable for their actions; secondary roles - rehabilitation
R.O.R. (Release on Recognizance)
When the accused is released from confinement prior to trial with solely the promise to return to court proceedings without any money or collateral posted
8th Amendment
Right against cruel and unusual punishment
What case is associated with the 8th amendment?
Rhodes v. Chapman: inmates double bunked in single cells was not a violation of the 8th amendment
Broken Window Probation Supervision
Probation partners with citizen groups, churches and other neighborhood organizations to take responsibility for supervising offenders emphasizing public safety, allocates resources according to risk and need assessment as it mimics community policing philosophy
Broken Windows Concept
Failure to fix broken windows shows disorder and lack of concern which leads to increased hear and withdrawal