The Importance Of Wartime Wears In Prisons

Prisons depend on this income. Corporate stockholders who make money off prisoners' work lobby for longer sentences, in order to expand their workforce. The system feeds itself." (qtd. in Pelaez). There is also the issue on how the prison work programs have stolen employment from outside workers, as well as holding down wages for low-paying jobs. (Leonhardt)

In this essay I will describe the many requirements and expectations set forth in the army's AR670-1. I will describe the importance of obedience to it and cite many of it's detailed descriptions. I am writing this essay because I failed to meet the standards asked of me me by both these regulations, and my leadership. I accept the responsibility of my actions and will not let my failure recur, nor will I let my fellow soldiers repeat my mistake. Since my failure was in regards to grooming or personal additions to uniform, I thought it would be pertinent to cover these subjects most thoroughly, If any additional information is required of me I will add on to this.

Before the 1820s, most prisons resembled classrooms where inmates lived in large rooms together like a dormitory. The newer prisons of the era, like New York’s Auburn Prison, shepherded men into individual cells at night and silent labor during the day, a model that would prove enduring. Women at Auburn, however, lived in a small attic room above

Even though people used work programs in the past for personal profit and prison labor has been compared to slavery the programs are successful. Corrupt people are removed from their positions with their exposure by outside organizations. Watchdog groups are necessary for any industry, including the prison work force, and are welcomed. As with any organization, there will always be some bad apples. In American prisons workers are paid for work performed. Presently 80,000 inmates are employed manufacturing blue jeans, auto parts, electronics, furniture, handling reservations, telemarketing, data entry, record keeping, desk top publishing, digital mapping, computer-aided design work, auto repairs and, are paid at a rate of $.21 to $.50 an hour (Whyte).

Passing through security, there’s a handoff of cocaine, heroin and electronics to prisoners’ in exchanged for thousands of dollars. Inside, guards “stash” prearranged delivered packages in bathrooms and storage closets. Correctional officers become a middleman between inmates to their outside contacts who provides the illegal cellphones and drugs. Many inmates trade sex with prison guards in exchange for the illegal exports.

A second key argument advanced for the abolition of prisons is the failure to rehabilitate with imprisonment. Rehabilitation is supposed to permit the individual to be restored to a law-abiding citizen, contributing to society. However, abolitionists argue that prisons do not permit this. First, schooling and work within prisons is supposed to allow individuals to become productive citizens in society. However, “In many prisons, especially the old ones, the work which is offered is to a large extent meaningless (placing advertisement material in envelopes, folding tobacco packets), or simply non-existent”. (Mathiesen, 2008, p. 34). This work experience is therefore without benefit to the prisoner upon his release.

The wear and appearance of soldiers in the United States Army are while in uniform should be neat. There should be no excess “things” in a person’s pocket but it should lie down flat. The person wearing the uniform should look neat and concise not drawing attention to themselves. Soldiers should look like a unit or group with everyone blending in not standing out because they look different. In the army it’s important to be part of a team and like teams that play basketball, football, soccer, lacrosse, softball, baseball, wrestling, and even chess teams. It’s important to wear the same thing. It shows unity and togetherness. This is important in the armed forces especially because of what they do. In the army, marines, navy, and air force

UNICOR recycling program, a correctional program that operates in prisons owned by the Federal Government, consists of a prisoner workforce that disassembles electronics. However, this program is problematic because the facilities are not subject to inspections from safety and health inspectors. Thus, it creates an incentive for the executives to abuse this freedom. Without any protective equipment, female prisoners in Florida were instructed to remove processors and cathode ray tubes from computers by smashing them with hammers. The

From the beginning of the day Rusty was already on a rampage of negativity towards others. If we break down the laws he has broke: bringing contraband to a prison facility, invades prisoner’s cell with out a probable cause, clearly prisoners do not have the 4th amendment right however there was no reason for to destroy he things. By banding Brian from the law library unnecessary was keep him away from finding information against him so Brian can file a complaint. When Brue wife came to visit there was no type of warning for him to be treated the way he was by Rusty. As a rule, handshakes, embraces, and kisses (in great taste) are permitted at the starting and end of a visit. Staff may utmost contact for security reasons (to keep individuals from attempting to present booty) and to keep the meeting range efficient. This will lead to misconduct behavior and unreasonable power against prisoners. His wife still has her rights there was no reason why she had to be search for contraband.

It has been found that “when fully-trained…inmate workers leave prison, they carry with them credentials of achievement in job skills that meet requirements of today’s business.” In addition, the money that they earn carries several benefits; it can be used to buy daily amenities which will make their life in prison a little more pleasurable, they can also save money that will be extremely useful when they are released. Thus, not only are prisoners kept out of trouble by working, the money they earn benefits them in the present, as it will in the future and eases the burden on society that comes with housing prison inmates.

Each day in America, some of the most innovative minds are kept sealed in a box up to twenty-three hours a day, receiving only the minimum of basic human needs. Inmates have become some of the most notoriously ingenious visionaries in the modern world. From smuggling components into a facility to creating weapons made from paper, these individuals are constantly finding new ways to exploit the system to their benefit. Though there is seemingly an infinite amount of different types of contraband, the most commonplace items seized are drugs, tattooing equipment, electronics, and weapons. Contraband, as defined by US Legal, refers to property that is illegal to possess or transport. The Arizona Revised Statues define the

In an era in which rehabilitative inclinations are arguably gaining ground in the criminal justice system, work release programs constitute one of the proposed approaches towards inmate rehabilitation for smoother reentry into society. Work release programs allow selected prisoners to access paid work in the community during the last few months of their incarceration.

There have been many different relationships between the guards and the prisoners in the Orange is the new Black that would be considered unprofessional and needs to stop. For example, Diaz and Bennett's relationship starts out with flirting but will probably lead to something more that cannot be controlled.The different relationships between the guards and prisoners is protrayed as something thats easy going and isn't a real big concern to the people involved. In order to maintain an athuotive position over the inmates rules need to be enforced and taken seriously by all the staff. As a guard your job to protect the women and control situations that get out of hand from breaking the rules. If favoritism is shown once than they inmates will

Proper wear of the Army uniform is a matter of personal pride for all Soldiers. It is indicative of the morale within a unit. Soldiers have an individual responsibility for ensuring their appearance shows the highest level of professionalism. Leaders, at all levels, accommodate in this regulation to show the best interests of the Army including our shared customs and traditions. This regulation stipulates the authorization for wear, composition, and categorization of uniform and the occasions for wearing all personal, optional, and commonly worn organizational clothing and individual equipment uniforms. It prescribed the uniform, awards insignia, and equipment authorized for wear. It also provides imprecise information on the authorized material and design of uniforms and the uniform quality control system. Portions of this regulation are punitive. Violations of the specific prohibitions and requirements of specific portion by Soldiers may result in adverse administrative action and/or charges under the provision of the UCMJ. Personal Appearance regarding personnel currently serving in the United States Army. As stated in AR 670-1, Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms, paragraph 1-7 A, “General. The Army is a uniformed service where discipline is judged, in part, by the manner in which a soldier wears a prescribed uniform, as well as by the individual’s personal appearance. If a soldier wears their uniform in a manner which is not clean and neat in appearance, and portrays

Barely moments later, the speedster flashed in his prisoner suit in the lab, or at least what used to be S.T.A.R. Labs. Like the rest of the city, it was barely a shell of what it used to be. While the building was thankfully still standing, it hadn 't been used as a base of operation for a very, very long time. This much was clear. There was dust everywhere on the ground and every equipment or window he could found were broken, pieces laying on the ground all around.