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CAPT Outreach magazine January 1998 Prisons to hire more Psych Techs as inmate population is expected to rise 37 percent The proposed budget for the state prison system in the coming fiscal year reportedly includes a number of new Psych Tech positions to augment the 77 that already exist in 27 prisons. In the fiscal year that begins July 1, the governor is proposing to add 54 personnel-years to the mental health care delivery system in the prisons. As of Outreach press time, it was not know ...

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From Alcatraz to Marion to Florence - Control Unit Prisons in the United States by the Committee to End the Marion Lockdown [1]. This article was written in 1992. The situation as regards the proliferation of control units and the imprisonment binge and its racist nature has in each case become even worse by now, 1995. For the most recent imprisonment statistics see The Continuing Crime of Black Imprisonment Introduction In this article we will trace the history of control unit prisons in t ...

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HONG KONG Prison Conditions in 1997 I. Summary and Recommendations While showing the strains of overcrowding and, in some facilities, understaffing, the Hong Kong prison system has much to recommend it. To begin with, the territory's prisons are administered by an extremely competent and professional corps of correctional officers. Under their vigilance, the prisons are relatively safe and secure, and serious physical violence is a rare occurrence. The physical infrastr ...

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Nationalizing Crime The Constitution gave Congress jurisdiction over only three crimes - treason, counterfeiting and piracy - but today there are more than 3,000 federal crimes. Hardly any crime, no matter how local in nature, is beyond federal jurisdiction. Yet 95 percent of all criminals are apprehended, prosecuted and imprisoned at the state and local level. This trend toward national control is dangerous to both federalism and individual liberty. But all three branches of the ...

Home News Obituaries Sports Dallas Cowboys Features Entertainment Opinion Classifieds NEWS Local State Nation / World Business Education Military News Quiz Obituaries Political Weather Reporter-News Archives More prison inmates say they're Baptist Than any other religion By PEGGY FIKAC / Associated Press AUSTIN - It may just be because Grandma tried to steer them to church, but more prisoners say they're Baptist than an ...

Home News Obituaries Sports Dallas Cowboys Features Entertainment Opinion Classifieds NEWS Local State Nation / World Business Education Military News Quiz Obituaries Political Weather Reporter-News Archives More prison inmates say they're Baptist Than any other religion By PEGGY FIKAC / Associated Press AUSTIN - It may just be because Grandma tried to steer them to church, but more prisoners say they're Baptist than an ...

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[ prisons -- issues -- women -- Prisons and Social Control ] Sisters Inside: Prisons and Social Control Collective piece by staff, from Kinesis, published by the Vancouver Commission on the Status of Women, June 1987 The judicial/prison system most often comes up in feminist discussion in deciding how to deal with men who commit crimes against women. The urgency of ending violence against us has compelled women to implicitly support this system. However, in doing this, we cut ourselves ...

Private and Public Prisons: Studies Comparing Operational Costs and/or Quality of Service (Letter Report, 08/16/96, GAO/GGD-96-158) GAO reviewed several studies that compared privatized and public correctional facilities in terms of operational costs and quality of service. GAO found that: (1) five studies comparing operational costs or quality of service at private and public correctional facilities in California, Tennessee, Washington, Texas, and New Mexico had been completed since 199 ...

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The Penal Lexicon - The Key To Information On Prisons And Penal Affairs...... This is The Penal Lexicon It is a private research facility concerned with prisons, criminal justice and penal affairs. Primarily the focus is on prisons in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. All enquiries should be sent to admin@penlex.org.uk This website is hosted by ComputerXtra LTD

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Torture in Morocco's Secret Prisons In 1993, Donald MacDonald, Vice President of the Communications Workers Union (UK) made a private visit to the Western Saharan refugee camps near Tindouf in south western Algeria. During his stay in the camps he met many people whose families had been strafed, napalmed, murdered or "disappeared", having been kidnapped by the occupying Moroccan forces. This report is based on an interview with one of Morocco's victims. I met Elkhadir Mohamed A ...