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Prison Visitation Policy And Procedure Guide, Meghan Mitchell
Prison Visitation Policy And Procedure Guide, Meghan Mitchell
AI Assignment Library
In this assignment you will use artificial intelligence (AI)—specifically ChatGPT—to create a visitation information guide for a prison. This assignment has multiple learning objectives:
- learning how to draft and refine official policies and procedures;
- exploring the utility of AI; and
- validating the accuracy of AI tools as they apply to criminal justice practices.
Sexual Violence In Prisons: Inmate Subculture And Demographics Of Fear, Mackenzie Leroux
Sexual Violence In Prisons: Inmate Subculture And Demographics Of Fear, Mackenzie Leroux
Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Showcase
Prison sexual violence has been a prominent issue since the establishment of correctional facilities. However, the issue was dismissed due to the stigmatization of the inmate population. As a result, there were no documented policies, statutes, or laws that prohibited prison rape or imposed sanctions upon offenders. The attention towards inmates rights, specifically regarding sexual assault, began to be addressed in the media in the 1990s. Through past offender stories, legal cases, and an overall sense of awareness, the Prison Rape Elimination Act was established in 2003. This act outlawed any sexual relationships between either inmates, or inmates and correctional …
An Exploration Of Correctional Counselor Workloads In A Midwestern State, Adam K. Matz, Nathan C. Lowe
An Exploration Of Correctional Counselor Workloads In A Midwestern State, Adam K. Matz, Nathan C. Lowe
Criminal Justice Faculty Publications
Time studies have been conducted with a variety of occupations. However, no known research has examined the workload of correctional counselors. The Iowa Department of Corrections, in partnership with the American Probation and Parole Association, performed the first known workload evaluation of this population. Over a hundred correctional counselors participated in a time study informed by a task analysis conducted with a representative advisory committee. The most common activities concerned inmate requests, classification, assessment, release planning, treatment group work, and administrative tasks. Most concerning, respondents indicated anywhere from 20-to-50% of the activities engaged in were unsatisfactorily completed.