The Inmates

While I was on duty and assigned as the 4C4 Housing Deputy, Inmate Sarra, Melissa came to the 4C4 Officer’s Station and handed me a Form 62 addressed to the Shift Commander that stated, in part, “I do not feel safe in my room. My roommate threatened me after you let us off lock down.” Sarra told me that Inmate Deak, Nichole was upset with her because Sarra inadvertently woke her up, and said to her, “If you don’t fucking stop, you are going to be fucking sorry.” Sarra said that no physical altercation

Mentally ill inmates face and go through many challenges every day in the correctional service system. They face cautious situations on a daily base. The adjustments on caring for them are expensive and take time for the mentally ill inmates to develop. However, the assistance they get is more than beneficial for them. The mentally ill inmates all have different characteristics and face tough challenges that are complicated to cope with. For starters, they are a danger to not only themselves, but

Female inmates must overcome social, physical, and emotional challenges that impede their ability to integrate back to society. Health and mental programs should be available to any female inmate, because they need good living conditions in jail. Providing these programs it will help the inmates to fit back into society, by providing physical and mental support. It will open doors and opportunities to everyone, it will enable individuals to achieve better things in life. people who have the authority

According to a case study, it was estimated that Inmates have high rates of chronic conditions, especially viral infections. In addition to this they also suffered from substance abuse and mental illness (National Commission on Correctional Health Care). They collected the data from 2002 Survey of Inmates in Local Jails and the 2004 Survey of Inmates in State and Federal Correctional Facilities. It has been observed that the majority of inmates were male, were younger than 35 years, and were disproportionately

Female inmates have constituted such a small minority of the jail population that they have often been overlooked in terms of facility design, programs, and services. Although women make up only about 11% of the jail population, their numbers have nearly tripled over the last ten years. Officials are trying to meet the need of female inmate, but there are limitation on in meeting specific needs of women.Women do not have opportunity to be in some programs and work because most of the programs

Constitutional Rights Inmates have right just as any other citizen would but with a few restrictions. They get rights as citizens and rights as human beings. They have rights as citizens such as right to free speech, and due process. As humans they have right as health care which the government has the reasonability to provide those services. They have the right to religion, adequate care, personal property, and adequate medical care. Prisoners lose the right to vote, hold office, marry and enter

Minority Inmates There are over millions of people incarcerated but African Americans and Latinos make up most of the prison population. To attempt to stop certain problems, the criminal justice system just put people behind bars and expects that everything will be fine, when in reality it isn’t because now the jails are becoming overcrowded. Dealing with the drug war, racial profiling, and people growing up in low-income neighborhoods and high-poverty rates, minorities have a higher inmate ratio but

Inmate Experience Most inmates have had a bad experience during incarceration. A good number has stated that there are cases of abuse and violation of rights inside prisons. Apart from that, excessive force is also another thing that is present in various facilities. Also, the conditions at various prisons are bad. This is being attributed to overcrowding. Social, medical, and economic needs of women have been neglected for a while in prisons. Compared to incarcerated male, female suffer from many

encompass inmates’ lives to an extent qualitatively greater than any other total institution. Prisons administer troubled human beings, who often bear long histories of violence as either offender or victim, into confined spaces against their wills and these individuals are brought into close contact with prison staff and other inmates, which often results in many forms of violence. This paper will examine the violence and victimization that occurs in prisons by focusing on inmate-on-inmate sexual violence

that an inmate came to him claiming he was assaulted. I escorted (V1) Inmate Marino, Nicholas MCSO Bk# T292955 to Durango Medical Clinic to be evaluated for any injuries he may have received. While we were in transit to medical, I asked (V1) Inmate Marino what happened. (V1) Inmate Marino stated to me “That right after chow was served a couple of inmates came to his cell (cell #49) and told him to go to the bathroom. He went to the bathroom where he was punched in the face.” (V1) Inmate Marino