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Historical Origins of Correctional Enterprise

Correctional systems are institutions for rehabilitating criminals. They include prisons and community- based systems. After being convicted in court, criminals may spend time in correctional systems away from friends and family. There are different types of correctional systems classified according to the government level in which they function: private, local, state or federal. They can also be classified according to the level of security, age, and gender (Waldron, et al. 2009). Most correctional systems run Correctional Enterprise programs that provide opportunities for prisoners to learn new skills, be productive, and responsible. This initiative’s objective is to instill values ...

The Jonson & Jonson Company believes, among of the key areas of focus which directly influence its success is the status and capacity of its employees. The company ensures this by prioritizing its employee wellness through both wellness programmers and policies governing inter-employee interaction. The human resource manager Mark Simpson just received information from a supervisor that an employee had physically assaulted another eight days ago. Mark is now required to act swiftly and in the most appropriate way.

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The company top priority area for its success is the capacity and conduct of its employees The company penalty for violence ...

It was in Dead Poets Society that I have first encountered the words Carpe diem. In the movie, the main protagonist (Keating) explains the phrase Carpe diem with this sentence: “Because we are food for worms, lads. Because, believe it or not, each and every one of us in this room is one day going to stop breathing, turn cold and die.” (“Dead Poets Society” 14:40－14:53) That is why Keating encouraged his students to “seize the day.” But the real question is what does it take in order for an individual to seize the day? For Robert Herrick, ...

Holtfreter K. and Wattanaporn K. (2013). The Transition from Prison to Community Initiative: An Examination of Gender Responsiveness for Female Offender Reentry. Criminal Justice and Behavior. The review looks at the reentry of female prisoners based on the context of The Transition from Prison to Community Initiative. The program consists of different stages that the justice system follows to facilitate the restoration of ex-convicts into the society (Holtfreter and Wattanaporn, 2013). The writers conduct the analysis to assess the current reentry practices and policies that allow gender responsiveness. They illustrate the correctional outcomes and restoration methods in two cities ...

Correctional Theory

Correctional Theory The central idea of this article predominantly explores the six main theories of correction or philosophies of punishment; which provide legitimate justifications for the state punishment of an individual through the criminal justice system. These theories include: Retribution or Just Deserts, Deterrence, Incapacitation, Restorative Justice, Rehabilitation, & Early Intervention (Cullen, F. T., & Jonson, C. L., 2012). Furthermore, the article discusses based-origin of these theories while expressing social factors which have impacted their use; thereafter providing a systematic review of the given evidence towards the ultimate effectiveness of each strategy. More specifically, the study hypothesis of this article can ...

It was in Dead Poets Society that I have first encountered the words “Carpe diem.” In the movie, the main protagonist (Keating) explained that phrase Carpe Diem with this sentence: “Because we are food for works, lads. Because, believe it or not, each and every one of us in this room is one day going to stop breathing, turn cold and die (Dead Poet Society, 14:40- 14:53), that is why Keating further added, “Why I seize the day.” But the real question is what does it take in order for an individual to seize the day? In order to ...