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Tag Archive: Incarceration

Incarceration

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Prisoner Reintegration: Lessons From Norway

By Nirali Mammen

Norway’s focus on successful prisoner reentry to society, rather than solely punishment results in dramatically better outcomes for everyone. Improved public safety, world’s lowest recidivism rates, higher rates of employment on release are just a few of the beneficial lessons America can learn from Norway’s success.

Filed Under: Prisons & Incarceration, Prisoner Reintegration Tagged With: Correctional Facilities, Norway, Incarceration, Recidivism, Prison System, US Law, International Law

Addressing the Injustices Incarcerated Women Face

By Angelina Remnek

Academia has a duty to shed light on the voices of micro audiences, especially those stripped of humanity as a result of a system that neglects to balance punishment with the opportunity for redemption. Let’s delve into the deplorable reality incarcerated women are subject to given that they are the fastest growing segment of the prison population increasing at approximately double the rate of men since 1985. Research on female imprisonment is crucial to understanding the comprehensive reverberations of mass incarceration and to disentangling the practices that precede criminalization. From an absolutionist perspective, policy that works to reduce and ostensibly eradicate the repercussions that the carceral system reaps on our society can no longer deem this augmenting population irrelevant. Drawing attention to the necessity of research surrounding female incarceration is designed to underscore the shadow system of laws and regulations that dehumanize those behind bars and profit off the misfortune of their loved ones utilizing mandatory sentencing laws and restrictions on prison visitations.

Filed Under: Prisons & Incarceration Tagged With: Incarceration

Forward Thinking with Change in Mind

By Angelina Remnek

As a current college student, I have been fortunate enough to call both North Carolina and New York home: to be part of two unparalleled communities. And when I think about community, I instantly think of role models across the nation who play a formative role in engendering an atmosphere that nurtures and bolsters the … read more

Filed Under: Other Tagged With: Sentencing, Restorative Justice, Incarceration

Justice

By Angelina Remnek

Latin Roots The word justice is derived from the Latin words jungere (to bind, to tie together) and jus (a bond or tie), reflective of a conjoined notion that functions as a tool to organize people into groups and distribute each person his or her due share of rights and duties, rewards and punishments. The … read more

Filed Under: Politics of Justice, Injustice Tagged With: Incarceration, Fairness, Social Justice, Racial Equity, War on Drugs, Systemic Bias

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