The Inmates

have done no wrong, are not only ignorant of the things done to them, but the products tested on them aren’t even made for them; therefore, inmates and terrorists who are willing should be used as test subjects instead because they have done something wrong, so prisoners should be used as test subjects instead of animals. The biggest reason to test inmates instead of animals is that animals haven’t done anything to hurt another being. Animals, both wild and domesticated, do their best just to live

controlling inmate behavior, provide planning and accountability. REASON FOR POLICY: To enable and secure the prisons assets. To comply with state and federal regulations. It will consider behavior and other factors that are considered when evaluating an inmates protection. These Factors include : Age History of Crimes Medical History Gender Emotional and Mental Type of Detainer Months to Release History of Violence History of Escape Education Level Public Safety Factors Inmates will situated

Snitching on another inmate can be fatal. Con Games: Con games are manipulative games that inmates play on staff, volunteers and other inmates. All of these tactics are self-serving to the inmate. Commissaries: Commissaries are stores that certain inmates operate out of their cells. Inmates keep their stores stocked by purchasing items from the prison commissary and reselling these items to the general population for twice the cost. Loan Sharks: These are inmates who make monetary loans

providing violent inmates with experimental medication in efforts of reducing aggression and agitation. The inmates give their consent to participate in the experiment, but potentially harmful side effects are withheld from the inmates and prison staff. The side effects include increased aggression, delusions, and paranoia. Several inmates experience the side effects and cause harm to themselves and others. Regardless, the experiment continues with recurring incidents of inmates harming themselves

keeping track of inmates is a top priority. With modern technology there should be a system in place to know where inmates are both physically and electronically. Currently inmates are only tracked in the jail by placing a card showing they are out to church, medical, court or for any other reason the inmate is not in their cell. With a growing inmate population this facility will need to update current inmate tracking standards to newer technological driven standards. When inmates are taken to court

The article Mentally Ill Inmates Prone to Violence After Release: Study by Robert Preidt on September 3rd 2015 in Healthday discusses how prisoners with mental and substance-use disorders are more likely to commit violent crimes after their release than other inmates. Researchers did a study of ex-convicts in Sweden to get their results. 42 percent of men and 60 percent of women were diagnosed with at least one mental disorder prior to release. Researchers have found that the more co-existing psychiatric

time, prison guards totally fail to recall about the inmate or tend to have a neglecting state of mind when monitoring confinement inmates. Several of the prisoners who end up in isolated confinement are diagnosed with physical and emotional complications such as depression and anxiety. Prisoners over the time have trouble with socializing and interacting with other human beings. Furthermore, some officials often report some cases in which inmates held in these segregated facilities severely harm their

With a rise in inmate suicides, corrections officials in North Carolina issues new guidelines and standards designed to thwart self-inflicted harm. Since January, five suicides occurred, prompting the state to take immediate action. The newly implemented Division of Adult Correction-Prisons guidelines, developed by Jeffrey Metzner of the University of Colorado School of Medicine, indicates that the division, “recognizes the need to have a comprehensive suicide prevention program and that all departmental

In this scenario the corrections officer broke a few codes of ethics under the American Correctional Association. The first code that was broken was when he slapped the inmate because a correctional officer is to protect the civil and legal rights of all individual. Therefore, when he put his hands on the inmate he was not protecting the inmate’s right of being protected. Furthermore, he did not carry his self in a professional manner during the situation he was placed in because of his personal

are the specific issues discussed? The inmates are described as being Schizophrenic, paranoid, and psychotic but they are not in mental hospitals but in prison. This documentary mentions how prisons have become the new Asylums. 16% who are in prison in Ohio are diagnosed with a mental illness and required special care such as therapy, medications...etc. Crimes against properties tend to be common that is why many end up in prison. For mentally ill inmates obtaining parole is really difficult and