Personal Statement I became aware of the reality of oppression when I attended my first women’s studies course my freshman year of college. I remember
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rule and religion. Sulima and Hala had contrasted views on the religion but similar views on the schooling in Islam. First off Sulima and Hala agreed on this‚ people in general needed to be more educated about what’s going on in not just the detention centers‚ but in the US‚ being able to read English as well to support themselves because women‚ in Islam‚ were treated inferior to men‚ it made them more willing to take a risk and start learning to better educate themselves. Sulima Had started a
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Unit 7 Assignment: Comparative Analysis Consider the following processes in the justice system. Check the appropriate box to indicate whether the process is the same or different between the two systems. Check if this process is the same in both the juvenile justice system and the adult justice system. Check if this process is different in the juvenile justice system than it is in the adult justice system. Plea bargaining X Appeals X Rehabilitation efforts X Diversion programs X Closed court
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A Career In The Juvenile Probation Field Edna Powers English Composition II Cassandra Smith August 10‚ 2009 A Career in the Juvenile Probation Field Like many careers a career in the Juvenile Probation Field can be very rewarding and also extremely difficult. After all‚ they do work with troubled teens. They constantly battle with teenager’s weather it is trying to get them to stay out of trouble by not going to school‚ using drugs‚ stealing or gang involvement. Some teens‚ after
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They make decision if the evidence is substantial enough to go to trial. If there is not enough evidence the case is dismissed. If there is enough evidence the case is either heard informally or formally. The juvenile could be held in the juvenile detention center while the court makes its decisions. I feel that the juvenile process should and shouldn’t differ from the process. I feel that juveniles shouldn’t be trialed as an adult because juveniles are still young when they commit the crimes
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belonged to him. He had stayed with his aunt and her abusive boyfriend after his mom passed away but ran away from there and got involved in risky behavior such as drinking heavily‚ smoking‚ stealing cars‚ and often finding himself in a juvenile detention centers. While living with his twentieth foster home Zit is arrested for shoving his foster mother. While in jail he meets a white kid named Justice. Justice is seventeen and very smart for his age. Since this is Zits first friend‚ he forms a
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On September 28‚ a 14-year-old boy murdered his father. He also injured a 6-year-old little boy in a shooting at an elementary school. Prosecutors have taken action to have the case moved to the Court of General Sessions where the 14-year- old can be tried as an adult. His charges include murder and others. The teenage boy murdered his father while he was watching television within their home. The teenager then took the car and went to the elementary school. He was carrying a handgun at the time
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With the experience I have gained over the years I am confident I could perform at consistently high levels for your company. Jonathan James was the first black hat hacker juvenile at the age of 16 to be sentenced to serve time in a juvenile detention center. He broke successfully hacked into NASA and the Department of Defense and had access to highly confidential information. While he didn’t steal anything he did cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage repairing systems. After his release
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The United States sends more people to prison than any other country in World. The state of Kentucky has also been having a jail problem. The Kentucky police has been locking up more inmates than they have ever before. The jails are overpopulated and the state is trying to figure out a solution to this jail problem. The video “Prison State”‚ a documentary by PBS Frontline‚ shows the problem Kentucky has with more inmates in jail. The states spends a lot of money to lock up prisoners. The state alone
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early 1970’s the National Institute of Mental Health surveyed that there were 261 Residential Treatment programs. (Magellan) Over the years it became more common for troubled youth to go to Residential Treatment Centers as an alternative to jail/detention center. In the 80’s the number of children in Residential Treatment Facilities was 125‚000 by 2000 it had increased to a quarter million. In Magellan Health Services‚ Inc. the research shows the reported returning to placement after one year was
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