Inmate Demetrius Hall Case Study

Andersonville Prison epitomized the ultimate crime against humanity. The atrocities that transpired in this confederate prison sparked reaction and outrage at the conclusion of the Civil War.

On 4/3/2016 at approximately 2055 hours we were conducting cell searches in T12B pod of Lower Buckeye Jail (LBJ) at 3250 W. Lower Buckeye Rd.

On 6/24/2017, at 1740 hours, at the Durango Jail (3225 W. Gibson Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85009) Inmate Bennett BK# T375249 was escorted to the Durango Medical Clinic by Officer Smith B3168 for odd behavior out of Durango 4. Inmate Bennett was seen by RN Gyle AT061 and ordered to Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) located at (2601 E. Roosevelt Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85008) by PA Fischer CS245 to rule out psychosis.

On May 4 1920 at the school of Washington high they were preparing for their field trip to the Washington prison. The principal was trying to scare the kids so they don’t go to prison. They began the ride on the bus and talked the whole way, they finally go there and there were giant walls around the prison. All the kids wondered why they needed walls that high. Then a man named Jim walked out and smiled he said he was going to be giving them there tour.

He understood his rights and voluntarily answered questions. Inmate Adkins said he spoke to the victim on 02/04/17 at approximately 0730 hours. The discussion was regarding the victim being too loud during quiet time which is 1100 hours - 2200 hours because of court. Other inmates had issues with the victim being too loud and had was asked his multiple times to be quiet during quiet time. Inmate Adkins said he did not speak to the victim at all on 02/05/17. He also indicated he may have his days mixed up. DAR was not served because the 72 hour timeframe

Jones. I then asked Mrs. Havsch to step off the porch wear she had been standing since my arrival. I then informed Mrs. Havsch if Mr. Jones was in the RV, she needed to tell us due to the fact if Mr. Jones was inside the RV that Mrs. Havsch would be charged with Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution. Mrs. Havsch at that time stated she did not know if Mr. Jones was inside the RV or not. As Sergeant Bowring and I entered the RV it was very small and confined, I walked to the rear of the RV to a small room and advised Mr. Jones if he was inside the room he needed to come out with his hands up. At that time Mr. Jones stated he was in fact there and stepped out from behind the corner of the door. At that time Mr. Jones was detained and transported to a Rains County Deputy. Mrs. Havsch was placed under arrest for Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution and transported to the Wood County

Throughout history crime has always presented itself as well as punishment for these crimes. In time there have been several ways to physically, emotionally, and psychologically punish a human being. However, being a part of the Guantanamo Bay era the increasing use of solitary confinement has offered itself to be one of the best ways to reprimand criminals as well as hostages. A troubling movement in the American prison system is the escalating use of sustained and consistent forms of cruel solitary confinement also known as supermax prisons which are used to confine prisoners that the government labels as dangerous. A documentary film, as well as several informative resources, will be used to uncover the truths behind this form of punishment.

After touring both the Pendleton maximum security prison, and the Pendleton juvenile correctional facility I can say that while they both house inmates, the way they treat their inmates is totally different compared to one another. In Pendleton maximum facility, the staff would treat their inmates like any other criminal and hold them until it was time for them to be released, while in the Pendleton juvenile facility the staff called the inmates “students” while holding them until they believe the students are ready to behave when they are released. In this paper I want to explain how both facilities handles their inmates differently, the facilities themselves and their layouts, the rehabilitative programs available at both facilities, and how the security levels and the number of inmates assigned to the facilities effect how the treatment is implemented at each facility.

Indiana State Police are investigating the death of an inmate at the Gibson County Jail. ISP says correctional officers found 52-year-old Charles Sherman of Princeton hanging in his cell.

On Sunday, February 14, 2016 at about 2057 hours while present at group 31 officer, I conducted an inmate lookup thru the NYC Dept. Corruption website and it disclosed that Mr. Aaron Batista NYSID #06519797M is currently being held by the NYC Dept. of Correction in Otis Bantum Correctional Center. This inquiry was conducted in an effort to located and ascertain from Mr. Batista if all of his courtesy cards were returned to him from his arrest in February 4 and 5 of

The Andersonville Prison, was opened on February 1864. This prison was originally planned to only have 10,000 prisoners, but there ended up being 45,000 prisoners here. This means that they were badly overcrowded.The prison is surrounded by a light fence that they call the “Deadline,” it is used to keep prisoners away from the walls. The government could not provide to their needs like they should. Prisoners did not have medical care, food, clothes, or housing. They eventually skeletonized and died. Almost 13,000 people died here. There was over 45000 Union soldiers confined here.

Judge Ola Lewis sentenced Courtland to serve between 20 and 46 months in jail for heroin possession and for being a habitual felon. He was also charged with two counts probation violation, but the charges for failure to appear on misdemeanor were dropped.

Another important worker to the Georgia Department of Corrections is its line officers who make a vast percentage of the GDC's workers. A line officer or officer of the line is used mainly by the Georgia Department of Corrections to refer to a U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force Marine or U.S. Coast Guard commissioned officer. These officers role mainly include exercising general command authority, they are also eligible for operational command positions, as opposed to other officers who normally exercise authority within a specialty. The legal authority for the Georgia Department of Corrections comes from the country in which the organization resides as it is a government base organizations. While the legal authority in the organizations travels from

On 07/11/2015 at 2200 hours, I was assigned as the floor officer for Tower 13 at Lower Buckeye Jail located at address listed above. At approximately 2225 hours, I was conducting a security walk in Tower 13 B-Pod when I walked in front of Cell 19. Inmate Ward T193682 was standing inside Cell 19 when he told me that he was assaulted by another inmate and he feared for his safety and asked me to take him out of the housing unit. I immediately escorted Inmate Ward out of Tower 13 B-Pod to One Core.

A murder suspect who escaped from a Mississippi jail was shot dead by a family he held hostage for several hours inside their home Thursday, police said.