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Corrections (The Law of Corrections (Hands off policy - judges shouldn'…

- - - - Prisoners would not be treated vengefully but should be convinced through hard and selective forms of suffering , that they could change their lives . Prevent further corruption inside prison. isolation would have offenders reflect. Solitary confinement would be punishment because people are social animals. it would be economical.
- - - - Rehabilitation Model :a form of correction for an offender to a constructive place in society .
- - - - Custodial model -Emphasizes security, discipline and order.
      - Rehabilitation model- emphasizes treatment programs to help prisoners address the personal problems that led them to commit the crime.
      - Reintegration model - helping the offender maintain bonds with community and family so they can return
    - - Cant select clients have little or no control over their release . Deal with clients who are there against their will. Have to do work they may not be paid to do . Needs to maintain relationship with clients as well as staff.
    - - Elderly prisoners ,Prisoners with HIV/AIDS ,Mentally ill ,Long-term,
      - Inmate code- values and norms of the prison social system that define the inmates idea of the model prisoner.
        
        Adaptive roles
        
        Doing time ,Gleaning ,Jailing ,Disorganized criminal.
        
        Prison economy - nothing is free
    - - Educational programs, Vocational education, Prison Industries, Rehabilitative programs , and Medical services.
    - - Prisoner - Prisoner : Prison gangs , rape ,Protective custody.
      - Prisoner - officer
      - Officer -Prisoner
    - - Reentry preparation programs
      - Expiration release , Mandatory release , other conditional release , .
- - - - Recidivism
    - - Discretionary release
        
        The Parole Board
      - Community Programs following release -work and educational ,Furlough, halfway house.
      - Adjustment to life outside prison