Inmates Essay

Gibson Lane, Phoenix AZ 85009, Inmate Brodsky, Raymond T344015 (V1) approached me at Durango 1 A-Pod entry door and stated he had been choked by an unknown inmate in the pod. I noticed as he walked out of the pod that Inmate Brodsky's (V1) neck had red marks on it. I then escorted him to Durango Medical Clinic. At approximately 1905 hours, while escorting Inmate Brodsky (V1) I Officer Shoemaker B3008 asked him if he wanted Administrative Restrictive Housing Inmate Brodsky (V1) refused and signed

Sexual violence against transgender prison inmates have reached a crisis point and reveal an epidemic of discrimination. In general, transgender people face many challenging obstacles, but transgender inmates have an even harder time in the correctional system due to sexual violence, harassment and discrimination. Any inmate can be violently sexually assaulted while incarcerated, but transgender inmates are the most vulnerable population. On June 6, 1994 the Supreme Court ruled in the case of Farmer

or when their needs are not met. Correctional facilities must provide inmates with adequate means to resolving complaints or issues within any facility. “Inmate grievance procedures are formal institutional processes for hearing inmate complaints” (Schmalleger & Smykla, 2015, pg. 360). Sometimes I think of prisons in the same way as running a daycare. The prisoners cry, and they get a pacifier. I say that because, had the inmate not done whatever he or she did to land in prison they would not be there

Geriatric Inmates and the Overpopulation of the Prison System The United States judicial system needs to make changes if they expect to control the prison population. One may assume that there is not a problem with the inmate overpopulation at the numerous prisons throughout the country, but one thing most of the prisons have in common is prison overcrowding. Geriatric offenders are the reason for prison overpopulation in the United States due to its inmates living longer, receiving longer prison

in T12B pod of Lower Buckeye Jail (LBJ) at 3250 W. Lower Buckeye Rd. After finishing searching the bottom tier we began to allow the inmates in small groups to return to their cells. As he walked back to his cell Inmate (S1) Dennis, Mario #T260557 reached for some of the contraband we had already removed from the cells. I ordered him to not pick them up. (S1) Inmate Dennis grabbed the oranges and I ordered him to drop them on the ground. He threw one orange and said “I’m keeping this one because

The inmate population in New York state corrections system and the Federal Bureau of prisons system have similarities and differences. The philosophy that is appropriate for the inmate population is Rehabilitation. Rehabilitation is a punishment intended to reform a prisoner so that he or she can live a productive life. Its suitable for the inmate population because given an opportunity to increase their knowledge of what is best for themselves. It shows how much they have changed over the years

William Ward Jr. (“Will”) Professor Jim Robison English Composition 1102 2 December 2014 College for Inmates at the Tax Payers Expense? The United States tax payer spends, on average, $60,000 per year per prisoner incarceration. Along with that, state and federal spending has grown 400% in the last 20 years and is among the fastest growing line items in state and federal budgets. As a result more tax payers are in inquiry about whether or not their money is providing the best public safety return

Gibson Ln, Phoenix AZ 85009, Inmate Estrada, Gustavo T419228 came to the side of the tower and said, “I don’t want to be house in Durango 8.” I asked him why and he said, “I want to talk to you in private.” I took Inmate Estrada out of the housing unit and he said, “I was assaulted by a couple of Chicanos in between C and D row.” I asked him if he knows who assaulted him and he said “No.” I asked him if he knew why he was assaulted and he said, “No.” I asked Inmate Estrada if he would be willing

Just as there is culture existing in the free world, there is also a different culture existing within the world of prisons. This culture is known as inmate subculture, and comprises of its own distinct set of informal norms, values, beliefs, attitudes, and its own language. Prison lingo is primarily a spoken language; it can be written down, but it is not intended to be used for writing and so it has its own special features and its own problems for students. Prison lingo overlaps with street talk

contribute to the stress regarding the security of correctional facilities’ and the negative effects on inmates. Overcrowding can be defined as a space with a concentrated number of objects or people in a space beyond comfort. According to Verne Cox, PhD, “as a group of prison researchers summarized, in the 1980s [...] crowding in prisons is a major source of administrative problems and adversely affects inmate health, behavior, and morale.”(Haney. 2006 (4.)) Furthermore, the effects of overpopulation contribute