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Introduction to Corrections

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Introduction to Corrections

This textbook was designed especially for Taft Community College Administration of Justice students. The following chapters will cover topics such as: judicial process, types of prisons, how to deal with Juvenile delinquency, and different types of sentencing.

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Dave Wymore & Tabitha Raber
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Taft College
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  1. 01: Concepts of Corrections as a Sub-system of the Criminal Justice System
  2. 1.01: History and Philosophy
  3. 1.02: Deterrence
  4. 1.03: Incapacitation
  5. 1.04: Rehabilitation
  6. 1.05: Retribution
  7. 1.06: A Racist System
  8. 1.07: Prison Overcrowding
  9. 1.08: States Shifting Focus from Incarceration to Rehabilitation
  10. 02: Judicial Process andSentencing Practices for Misdemeanants Felons and Juveniles
  11. 2.01: Presentence Investigation
  12. 2.2: Victim Impact Statements
  13. 2.3: The Sentencing Hearing
  14. 2.4: Influences on Sentencing Decisions
  15. 2.5: Concurrent versus Consecutive Sentences
  16. 2.6: Types of Sentences
  17. 2.7: Asset Forfeiture
  18. 2.8: Appeals
  19. 2.9: Sentencing Statutes and Guidelines
  20. 2.10: Indeterminate Sentences
  21. 2.11: Determinate Sentences
  22. 2.12: Mandatory Sentences
  23. 2.13: Sentencing Guidelines
  24. 03: Correctional Clients
  25. 3.1: Career Criminals
  26. 3.2: Criminal Gang Members
  27. 3.3: Managing Gangs in a Prison Setting
  28. 3.4: Accidental Criminals
  29. 3.5: Elderly Criminals
  30. 04: Alternatives to Incarceration
  31. 4.01: Probation
  32. 4.02: Officer Roles
  33. 4.03: Intermediate Sanctions
  34. 4.04: Parole
  35. 4.05: Treatment
  36. 4.06: Halfway Houses
  37. 4.07: Home Confinement Electronic Home Monitoring
  38. 4.08: Fines and Restitution
  39. 4.09: Community Service
  40. 4.10: Sex Offender Treatment and Civil Commitment
  41. 4.11: Mental Health Courts
  42. 4.12: Restorative Justice
  43. 4.13: Boot Camp
  44. 4.14: Public Shaming
  45. 4.15: Drug Courts
  46. 05: Types of Correctional Facilities
  47. 5.01: Federal level
  48. 5.02: State Level
  49. 5.03: Local Level
  50. 06: Institutionalization of Inmates in Correctional Facilities
  51. 6.01: The State of the Prisons
  52. 6.02: The Psychological Effects of Incarceration- On the Nature of Institutionalization
  53. 6.03: Dependence on institutional structure and contingencies
  54. 6.04: Hypervigilance interpersonal distrust and suspicion
  55. 6.05: Emotional over-control alienation and psychological distancing
  56. 6.06: Social withdrawal and isolation
  57. 6.07: Incorporation of exploitative norms of prison culture
  58. 6.08: Diminished sense of self-worth and personal value
  59. 6.09: Post-traumatic stress reactions to the pains of imprisonment
  60. 07: Innovative Programs in Correctional Facilities
  61. 7.01: Aging Without Bars
  62. 7.02: Washington D.C Court Supervision and Offender Release Program
  63. 7.03: Virginia Department of Corrections
  64. 7.04: Common Factors of Successful Prison and Reentry Programs
  65. 7.05: Barriers to Success
  66. 7.06: Female Prisoners
  67. 7.7: California Rehabilitative Reform
  68. 08: Juvenile Corrections
  69. 8.01: Juvenile Detention
  70. 8.02: Federal Juvenile Delinquency Code
  71. 8.03: Constitutional Protections Afforded Juveniles
  72. 8.04: Arresting Juveniles
  73. 8.05: Status Offender
  74. 8.06: Dual Status Dependency vs Delinquency
  75. 8.07: Foster Home Placement
  76. 8.08: Special care placement
  77. 09: Special Populations in a Correctional Setting
  78. 9.01: LGBTQ Populations
  79. 9.02: Non-Citizen Populations
  80. 9.03: Women
  81. 9.04: Aged and Elderly Populations
  82. 10: Correction as a Career Field
  83. 10.01: Public agencies
  84. 10.02: Private sector
  85. 10.03: Correctional Officer Safety and Wellness (National Institute of Justice)
  86. 10.04: Specialized Personnel