California Super Max Prisons 
.... the Justice Department reported there were 1,012,851 people in federal and state prisons, a quadrupling of the inmate population since 1970 (
Prison,
1995, 223 ....
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Issue of Prison Privatization
.... on the NASDAQ and reported $120.71 million in sales of
prison and detention facilities construction and management support services (Standard & Poor's,
1995). ....
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Corcoran State Prison & Prisoner Abuse
.... 25, 1998 from an independent three member panel which reviewed 31 fatal or serious shootings at Corcoran State
Prison between 1989 and
1995 and concluded that ....
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PRISON PRIVATIZATION
.... 44-52). Nevertheless, privately operated
prison boot camps have a wide spectrum of support in the United States (Mack,
1995, pp. 206-211). ....
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Prison Incarceration Experience & Sysemic Problems
.... Bureau of Justice Statistics, 2002b, p. 1). The number of persons incarcerated in
prison in 2001 was up 1.1 percent from 2000 and was up 3.6 percent from
1995. ....
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AIDS IN PRISON Introduction This research pap
.... involved in immunosuppressed AIDS patients are influenced by the
prison environment leading to .... cause of inmate death (Collins, Baumgartner, & Henry,
1995, p. 45 ....
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Reduction of Inmate Privileges
.... "Even Prisoners Must Have Hope." Newsweek, 17 October 1994, 89. Zimmer, Dick. "
Prison Is No Place for Extras." Christian Science Monitor, 28 February
1995, 20.
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Female Juvenile Delinquents
.... 1). Predictors of recidivism among incarcerated female offenders, Vol. 75,
Prison Journal, Sage Publications Inc., p. 277. Fejes-Mendoza, et, (
1995 Aug. ....
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"Three Strikes and You're Out: A Bad Crime Policy
.... was discussed by former California Governor Pat Wilson (
1995), who stated that the California initiative significantly increased the
prison sentences of ....
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Effect of Juvenile Transfer to Adult Court
.... One approach that has become widely used in the United States is shock incarceration, or the
prison boot camp concept (Bentayou,
1995). ....
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Habitual Offender Statutes
.... to the drug problem in the 1980s quadrupled the
prison population in California, but had "no appreciable effect on violent crime" (Benekos & Merlo,
1995, p. 7 ....
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Three Strikes Law
.... to the drug problem in the 1980s quadrupled the
prison population in California, but had "no appreciable effect on violent crime" (Benekos & Merlo,
1995, p. 7 ....
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Thesis Proposal
.... of monthly drug users, but they constitute 35% of arrests for drug possession, 55% of convictions and 74% of
prison sentences (Mauer, et al,
1995, 1). These ....
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Controlling Criminal Behavior
.... borne by astronomical
prison budgets and massive spending on
prison construction to .... According to Gendreau and Paparozzi (
1995), "a quiet revolution is slowly ....
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Durkheim & Prison
.... about our impoverished schools acting as feeding grounds for our
prison systems which .... of Incarceration per 100,000 The above statistics are from
1995, but in ....
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Ten Important Cases from 1995 and 1996
.... is a separate civil sanction that is designed to be remedial, whereas
prison terms are .... The years
1995 and 1996 produced some notable decisions in the area of ....
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Revisions to Crime Bill
.... by the new Republican majority in the Congress to revise the Crime Bill of 1994 is to increase funding for new
prison construction (Idleson,
1995, p. 212). ....
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Crime Rates & Drugs (APA)
.... Legislators, victims, medical personnel,
prison systems, taxpayers, families of users/criminals .... in 1996 found that "…between 1992 and
1995, emergency room ....
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Health Care in US State & Federal Prisons
.... Further to this point, Berkman (
1995) notes that the female
prison population is growing and in future years is likely to require more, not less, health care ....
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Use of Intermediate Sanctions
.... 6 May). Between
prison and probation: Intermediate sanctions. Science, 264, 791-793. Langbein, LE (
1995). Discovering whether programs ....
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The Mexican Mafia or La EME
.... hitman Ramon (Mundo) Mendoza claims, "the Mexican Mafia comes first." Moreover, the La Eme furthers intra-
prison discipline through .... (In May of
1995, the Los ....
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MANDATORY SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION Introductio
.... for renewed effort given that, currently, offenders who commit forcible sexual assault serve, on average, less than four years in
prison (Bernstein,
1995). ....
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TRENDS IN ADULT VIOLENT CRIME
.... He stated that Texas tripled the size of its
prison system between 1992 and
1995, spending $1.5 billion and adding 94,000 beds for inmates. ....
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TRENDS IN ADULT VIOLENT CRIME
.... He stated that Texas tripled the size of its
prison system between 1992 and
1995, spending $1.5 billion and adding 94,000 beds for inmates. ....
(2865
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Alternative Corrections Policies for Elderly Felons
.... contends that the character of the
prison incarceration experience itself frequently is a strong predictor of post-incarceration recidivism (Petersilia,
1995). ....
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INTERMITTENT INCARCERATION This research paper
.... of the
prison population also changed, reflecting largely increased numbers of people incarcerated on non-violent drug-related charges. In
1995, drug offenses ....
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Penitentiary Era
.... Sumners Act, which prohibited the interstate transportation and sale of
prison goods, put .... rates of recidivism led to the Warehousing Era (1980-
1995), where the ....
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The Penitentiary Era: 1790-1825
.... Sumners Act, which prohibited the interstate transportation and sale of
prison goods, put .... rates of recidivism led to the Warehousing Era (1980-
1995), where the ....
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CHILD MURDER: THE POLLY KLAAS AND SUSAN SMITH CASES
.... in
prison. The Klaas jury was much less sympathetic than was the Smith jury to the background of the defendant before it. According to Roberts (
1995, August 7 ....
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Anti-Death Penalty Arguments
.... to an anti-death penalty editorial in USA Today (March 8,
1995), the death .... can get away with murder and escape Death, and perhaps even long
prison terms, if ....
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