PPT-Prison Reform for Unlawful Imprisonment

By Tameca Hawkins Brittney Bradley Tyiesha Sonja Hunter Introduced 0n January 29 Senate Bill No 98 Senate Bill No 98 A bill to provide compensation and other relief for individuals wrongfully imprisoned for crimes to prescribe the powers and duties of certain state governmental officers and agencies and to provide remedies . 2 The attempt shall be punishable 3 The penalty shall be imprisonment from one to ten years if the offender 1 deprives the victim of his freedom for more than a week or 2 by the offence or an act committed during the offence causes serious injury to The Asylum Movement. (. orphanages, jails, hospitals). . Asylums isolated and separated the criminal, the insane, the ill, and the dependent from outside society . “Rehabilitation”. . The goal of care in asylums, which had focused on confinement, shifted to the reform of personal character. 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. Legal Considerations . Presentation. August 2013. Topics to Discuss. Qatar Basics. Introduction to Qatar. Student and Faculty Life and the Law. Key Areas of Behavioral / Moral Regulation & Other Expat Pitfalls. Flashcards. building tenders . building tenders . inmates who were tacitly acknowledged by prison administrators to have informal social control of a given inmate area . close-custody unit. close-custody unit. Drugs and GLOBAL PRISON TRENDS GLOBAL PRISON TRENDS Global Prison Trends 2015 authoring this paper. This paper also trends and challenges in penal reform (http://www.penalreform.org/blog/): Marayca Prisons and Asylums. In early . American there . were few prisons . or . asylums.. Asylum- . is an institution offering shelter and support to people who are . mentally ill.. In 1700 if you were caught stealing you would have been publicly . Raisa L. Ty. MA Sociology Program, Department of Sociology, University of the Philippines-. Diliman. Instructor, Department of Social Sciences, University of Eastern Philippines. Abstract. Foucault’s . Fathers. , . Families . and the . Intergenerational Effects . of . Crime –. Effect of the Families . Matter . Programme. .. Dr Michelle Butler. 22. nd. September 2015. Queen’s University Belfast. 2. What types of punishments can offenders receive?. 3. What do you think might be the aims of punishing offenders?. 3. What might be an indicator of a successful punishment?. After a Guilty Verdict. Dr Michelle Butler. 27. th. January 2016. Institute for the Study of Conflict Transformation & Social Justice. Presentation Brief: Review penal reform programme and challenges remaining. . NIPS Interim Review. ?. Crime has a major negative impact on our society in many ways. . Crime and . incarceration have a negative impact . on families and potential families which contributes to poverty. . People . involved in crime and/or incarceration may never enter the mainstream, significantly reducing the number of viable . Arch of Septimius Severus with . Mamertine. Prison. Mamertine. Prison building. Mamertine Prison building. Mamertine Prison building, San Giuseppe dei Falegnami. Mamertine Prison building facade. Mamertine Prison exterior. Custodial Sentencing . How should . WE . deal with offending . behaviour?. We need to consider the purpose of punishment. When someone is found guilty in court, their punishment for committing the crime .