PPT-Leveraging IT and Prison to Parole

Collaboration to Improve ReEntry Outcomes California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Introductions Russ Nichols CDCR CIO and Director of EIS Former Project Director of the Strategic Offender Management System SOMS. What You Should Know About the Law and……. Definitions (1). What do we call the person charge with a crime?. Who tries to prove the case?. Who helps defendant?. Who is in charge in the courtroom?. www.restorethevotemn.org. What is Disenfranchisement?. . Felon . disenfranchisement is the removal of voting rights from those who have been convicted of . a . felony. . A felony is any crime that carries a sentence of one year or greater. . Agenda 4. AGENDA 4:. ALTERNATIVES TO IMPRISONMENT. COUNTRIES . THAT CONTRIBUTED. Canada. Fiji. India (Bihar, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu). Malaysia. Experiences shared by:. Thailand. Brunei. NEED FOR ALTERNATIVES TO IMPRISONMENT. Entering Prison. Prison/Incarceration is a very polarizing issue. It is also a very political issue. Conservative rhetoric- more jails, more sentences, throw people in jail. Liberal rhetoric- protect the public by looking at the causes of crime, treat all people humanely. Parole. The release of an inmate into the community before the full sentence is served. Conditional Release. Parole is a . Conditional Release. , which allows some offenders to serve the balance of their sentence outside of the institution under terms and conditions.. THE SHAWSHANK . REDEMPTION. TOPIC. : Analyse how the presentation of at least one setting helped develop an important theme.. The dictionary defines redemption as “A man’s deliverance from sin and damnation”. Many believe that it is not possible for criminals to be redeemed and that the only solution is to put them in jail and “throw away the key”. In . Is It Worth It? . By Oscar Flores. What is Capital Punishment? . The Death Penalty or Capital Punishment is The death penalty is a form of punishment that involves executing a person after he or she has been found guilty of a crime by his or her legal system. . Punishing Convicted Criminals. Department of Corrections. The Department of Corrections – responsible for carrying out any sentence handed down by a court. A court has many options for how they can attempt to “punish” a person for breaking a law. . in the United States. Your presenter:. Purpose:. Define pretrial, probation, and parole. Provide information on the criminal justice process. Describe community supervision strategies. Provide national statistics. Initial Rise to Prominence. Research on First Gen ISP Programs. Finding Something Useful in ISP. The rise of ISP programs. The most prominent example of intermediate sanction programs from the 1980s. CHAPTER 515. JUSTICE REINVESTMENT ACT. THE HEADLINES. Justice Reinvestment Act heading in the right direction. Hogan signs bill to overhaul Maryland criminal justice system. Justice Reinvestment Act: Measuring once and cutting twice. PETITION BY CITIZENS FOR THE PROMULGATION OF NEW RULES . GOVERNING . PAROLE FOR OLD LAW PRISONERS. TO: Edward Wall, Secretary. Wisconsin Department of Corrections. PO Box 7925. Madison, WI . 53707.  . Christina . Catoe. Bigelow. Deputy General Counsel . South Carolina Department of Corrections. (803) 896-1738. b. igelow.christina@doc.sc.gov. Basic Background Info about SCDC. SCDC currently . has 21 institutions. ATTEGGIAMENTI E PAROLE COME CULLA DELL’UOMO ESSERE CAV – Mpv