Inmate subcultures are a breading ground for radicalization by terrorist organizations. Explain the impact prisoner radicalization is having on terrorism within the prison system and consequences of inmates being released who have become radicalized.  Textbook:  Corrections in the 21st century (8th ed.) by Frank Schmalleger & John Ortiz Smykla, McGraw-Hill 

You must also submit a 250-500 word essay on your purpose for applying to study at GW. Please describe your relevant qualifications and academic objectives and address the specific program you are applying to as well as any concentration, if applicable. This is an opportunity to expand upon or address anything not covered in the […]

Question –PSI Reports      Available on Monday, August 2, 2021 12:00 AM EDT Subscribe This is an opportunity to put your critical thinking skills to work.    Assuming that you are the probation officer assigned to draft a PSI on the following individual, what would your sentencing recommendation be to the presiding judge based […]

For your “Complete” assignment write a narrative essay addressing the four questions or statements listed below. Your essay must follow APA format, include a minimum of 1,200 words, and 3 scholarly resources.1. Chapter 7 identified some of the changes in the external environment that can provide business opportunities (technological discoveries, lifestyle and taste changes, and […]

Management of the inmate populations requires a reward for prisoners with good behavior through either reduced sentences or a positive period of parole. How can parole be used as an incentive to control and influence inmate behavior? Explain your position. Textbook: Corrections in the 21st century (8th ed.) by Frank Schmalleger & John Ortiz Smykla, McGraw-Hill  […]

For many years the courts failed to intervene in the operations of correctional facilities and maintained a hands-off doctrine, in the mid-1900s the courts began to dismantle the hands-off doctrine. What are the key legal sources of prisoners rights? Textbook: Corrections in the 21st century (8th ed.) by Frank Schmalleger & John Ortiz Smykla, McGraw-Hill 

You are a new jail administrator who supports reentry programming and evidence-based practices. Some of the senior staff are not on board and believe their job is solely to maintain institutional security. Explain to your staff the importance of developing reentry programs and evidence-based practices in your jail. Explain your position.   Textbook:  Corrections in […]

Inmate subculture varies from prison to prison based on the demo-graphical makeup of the institution. But, one thing remains consistent in prisons, the code developed by the inmates to self-enforce their behavior. What is the prison code, how does it influence behavior in mens prisons? Textbook: Corrections in the 21st century (8th ed.) by Frank […]

Around two million people with mental illness are booked into jails each year. Nearly 15% of men and 30% of women booked into jails have a serious mental health condition. Why are there so many mentally ill inmates in prisons and jails across the United States? Textbook: Corrections in the 21st century (8th ed.) by Frank […]

Recent scandals involving celebrities bribing prestigious universities to provide preferential treatment for their children has resulted in most being placed on probation. Does gender or celebrity status play a role in who gets probation? Textbook:  Corrections in the 21st century (8th ed.) by Frank Schmalleger & John Ortiz Smykla, McGraw-Hill