Outline And Evaluate A Particular Scenario From Your Own Ministerial Experience

A case study is defined as “a report of case materials obtained while working with an individual, a group, a community, or an organization. Case Studies illustrate a problem; indicate a means for solving a problem; and/or shed light on needed research, clinical applications, or theoretical materials” (APA, 2010, p. 11). The goal of this paper is for me to conduct a case study on myself and explain what I have learned about research at an introductory level, and how I evaluate or critique it from a biblical, Christian perspective.

Prisons hide prisoners from society. “If an inmate population is shut in, the free community is shut out, and the vision of men held in custody is, in part, prevented from arising to prick the conscience of those who abide by the social rules” (Sykes, 1958, 8). The prison is an instrument of the state. However, the prison reacts and acts based on other groups in the free community. Some believe imprisonment

Greg Dobbs is a journalist, professional public speaker, and ABC News correspondent. Dobbs argues in agreeance of keeping solitary confinements in the prison systems for way of punishment. He first talks about Rick Raemisch’s, Department of Correction boss, experience as he stayed in solitary confinement for twenty hours at the Colorado Prison. Dobbs quoted Raemisch when he said, “I sat with my mind”. Raemisch brought a lot of attention to the evil side of solitary confinement says Dobbs. He then reminds the reader that convicted criminals

Conover also covers all of this, describing the overwhelming confusion of a new officer’s first days in a crowded housing unit, illustrating the newjack’s reliance on the helpfulness of prisoners, portraying the obvious unfriendliness and unconcern of higher-ranking coworkers, and exhibiting the unavoidability of making critical and even life-threatening blunders in the tumultuous world of the prison. In doing that, Conover assists readers in getting beyond the stereotype of the ruthless guard to see correctional

Many people have many different opinions when it comes to the consequences a given person who commited a crime must face. Some individuals specifically go on to commit crimes within the facilities they are imprisoned within, hence extending their punishment by being placed into, “The Box” as inmates call it, which totally separates the aggressor from the general population. Despite the fact that these are safety precautions, the deplorable conditions in which that given person must endure, regardless of how awful the crime that was committed”, remains in a controversial state in which that it may be making the inmate more unstable mentally.

Joining wide social occasions with his own specific understanding as a detainee, John Irwin develops a capable and sensible outline of the enormous city confine. Not in the smallest degree like imprisonment workplaces, which keep sentenced gangsters confines on an extremely essential level tie got people not yet charged or arraigned any affirmed wrongdoing. Irwin battles that as opposed to controlling the unfriendly, keep trances and undermines these individuals, ingraining newcomers to the riffraff class. All in all, Irwin addresses the issue of prison change and the matter of social control requested by society. Reissued over a quarter century its shrouded scattering with another foreword by Jonathon Simon, The Jail remains a phenomenal record

The movie Attica starring Morgan Freeman and Charles Durning took place on September 9, 1971, at the prison known as “Attica State Prison”. Inmates of the prison took control of the d-yard and took 38 guards as hostages after their continuous peaceful and respectful efforts did not work out in their favor. The prisoners fought for months protesting their reasonable inhumane living conditions such as asking for better food, better living conditions, better health care and sensitivity training for guards just to name a few. In this movie, we investigate the rebellion and the oppression, revealing the institutionalized injustices of the inmates and the aftermath of the whole event.

For this assignment, I was to visit a detention facility and once again I set off to carry out the assignment with notions I previously got from news and entertainment. I would have preferred to visit the infamous Penitentiary Administrative Maximum Facility (ADX) in Colorado for a maximum experience, but I settled for San Quentin State Prison located in California. Even though it has a lesser reputation for its harshness in comparison to ADX, it is still known for the largest death row executions in the country, and home to more than 3,000 inmates. I spoke to officer *Bob Smith (name changed due to a request for anonymity) who recounted his experience having worked there for 7 years

In the beginning of 20th century, a separation between young prisoners and other prisoners arose. Afterwards, in 1933, the first open prison was constructed in England. In this prison, inmates have better physical environment and more freedom. This prison acts as a milestone in the development of prison. As Sir Alex Paterson said “You cannot train a man for freedom under conditions of captivity”

What is prison? To the public, prison is a place for only the most truly evil people in the country. However, contrary to popular belief, some prisons in the U.S. are not as nearly as bad as some of the others. In other words, not all prisons are created equally. The conditions of some American prisons are horrendous. Two grown averaged sized men are being crammed into a six by eight foot concrete cage (“Minncor Industries”). Keep in mind, that dimension includes the bed frames, toilet, sink, and sometimes a desk as well. When the prisoner has to use the bathroom, he is exposed in front of his cellmate and anyone who is in the hallway. Many would describe these conditions as unacceptable and cruel, when others would call them necessary. While these conditions certainly are not the most private or the most

In the beginning of the story, the prisoners are

Christopher Zoukis said, “For the newly-arriving inmates, the sage advice is to sit back and simply observe the goings-on. Every prison has its own highly sensitive culture, involving unwritten protocols, social expectations, and ethical codes. In some facilities, areas of the yard are rigidly staked out by racial or geographical groups.” (Zoukis, 22) Some people hate the

A photo from Ackerman + Gruber’s Trapped of an inmate inside of a room with a door labeled “LOCK DOWN” and “MAX ASSAULT STATUS” struck me. The Trapped video informed us that these photos are from the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Treatment Unit. Yet I never approached these photos through a lens of them being taken from an actual psychiatric treatment center. Rather, the photo above only cemented, I believe, the narrative that the photographers are striving to create with these photos and the ongoing injustice of the penal system in the United States.

You wake up to the feeling of water dripping onto your cheek and your head throbbing mercilessly. There is a damp, musty smell in the air. You glance at the few other people lying asleep on the concrete floor below you. Staring through the bars of the cell window, you can make out just a bit of the gallows. Even though the darkness of the evening has not quite yet given into the coming dawn, the site of the hanging post instantly serves as a reminder of the reason you are here in the first place. You are a colonial soldier that was captured - along with a few of your fellow soldiers - during a foiled sneak attack on the British Army. You have been captured by the British and are sentenced to execution and you must escape from the cell before

Documentation, procedural, and ethical rigor was established in this research study with some suggestions for improvement to follow. This research was stated to be a hermeneutic phenomenological research using a mixed methodological approach, Colaizzi and van Manen. This researcher made in-depth clarifying statements to support the van Manen