All children have the right to access all the opportunities which are on offer in the school provision‚ this should be supported by high quality teaching and learning experience. All schools have a duty to make sure all pupils have equal access to the curriculum no matter what your background is. For example. Race. Culture. Background. Gender. Special educational need. Children and young people are regarded highly as essential contributors in every aspect of decisions that affect
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Anti-Drug Legislation Matrix CJA/354 January 19‚ 2013 Anti-Drug Legislation Matrix Complete the matrix by selecting three states to add below Federal. Then‚ answer each question listed in the first row for each corresponding law. | Is marijuana illegal? | What are the penalties for possession of cocaine? | What are the penalties for possession of heroin? | What are the penalties for possession of prescription drugs? | What is the blood alcohol level for a driving while intoxicated
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Rehabilitation Kabie Goss CJA/234 September 15‚ 2014 Brenda Barney Rehabilitation One objective in the criminal justice system is to rehabilitate offenders. In this paper‚ I will describe what rehabilitation is in prison‚ as well as provide the origin of rehabilitation. Next I will give a definition of parole and how it is different from mandatory release. I will also be giving a definition of probation and how probation compares to other forms of sentencing. This paper will also provide a definition
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tax money go? Well I can tell you that more than 80 billion goes to keeping prisoners in jail. The reason why so much money goes to prisons is due to overcrowding. The United States has the most prisoners out of the out of several other countries. Making overcrowding a huge problem. there are multiple Solutions on fixing overcrowding in prison the paragraph below will explain the solutions. The US prison population is outstanding. “ The US alone has a quarter of the world’s inmates (farrington
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This pack of CJA 234 Week 4 Discussion Questions consists of: DQ 1: How would you describe prison life? How has the evolution of prison life changed over time? What recommendations would you suggest for life of prisoners at the state and federal level? DQ 2: What are prisoner special needs? How do special needs‚ mentally ill‚ and substance abuse prisoners impact the jail and prison systems at both state and federal levels? What would happen if these prisoners were not cared for properly? Law -
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Prisons of the future Will there be more people on probation or more people in jail? Yes to both‚ there will always be crime. Most likely a large increase in the near future due to the incredible rise in crime within the juvenile population‚ which in turn leads to more adult criminals. Our prison systems of the future need to be looked at from a proactive point of view before reforming the prisons themselves. Lawmakers need to look at making sure that the punishment fits the crime and then is
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Sentencing Kids to Adult Prisons Is Like Throwing Them to the Wolves By Megan Newell Kids who commit serious crimes should not go scot-free. If society doesn’t recognize them as adults until the age of 18‚ why do kids suddenly become responsible as an adult when they commit a crime? Children have as much business in a prison as they do a bar. Yet‚ twenty-three states have no minimum age. Two‚ Kansas and Vermont‚ can try 10 year old kids as adults. An adult tried and convicted of first-degree
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This paperwork of CJA 234 Week 1 Discussion Questions shows the solutions to the following problems: DQ 1: How would you describe prisons for women? How would you compare women’s prisons to those for juveniles and for men? What would happen if there were no distinction for prisons among the groups previously mentioned? DQ 2: What are the different models of American Prisons? How do these models differ? What would happen if there was only one model to follow? Law - General Law CJA 234 Week 1 Individual
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Research Process and Terminology Paper Ashley Beidler CJA 334 3/30/2015 Rhonda Grant Research Process and Terminology Paper As in all career paths there will always be different terminology that is associated with that particular profession. For example‚ if one were to immerse him or herself into a group of doctors‚ one would find that he or she would not quite understand the conversation to the fullest extent due to the fact that one has not been subject to this type of terminology for a prolonged
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Street gangs have been a part of society for centuries so it’s inevitable that gangs would also be present inside jails and prisons. Gangs date back as far as biblical times and consist of a group of individuals that have similar ideas and are working toward a certain outcome. Individuals in gangs inside and outside of jails have caused many social problems that range from drug dealing and using‚ gambling‚ murders‚ and human trafficking. Gangs work and are established like society in general. There
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