According to treatment and rehabilitation services, Seiter (2010) describes the 3 major contact--visit personnel or federal contractors as the following: Lawyer: Designated and Hired Clergy: Authorized, Requested, and Ordained by a Government State Authority The Beverly Hills Figure Skating School of Reentry for Juvenile and Adult Special Offenders Owner and Founder of The Beverly Hills Figure Skating School of Reentry for Juvenile and Adult Special Offenders: Rachel Sakhi, Founded in 2009. Purpose: Treatment, Rehabilitative Programs, Education, Leadership and Excellency. Process: Alternative Sentencing of Adults and Juvenile Special Offenders Other Names and Associations: Beverly Hills Figure Skating Club of Los Angeles, CA

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    Student Name: Sakhi, Rachel 

    Class Name: JADM210 (Introduction to Corrections)

    Today Is: Friday, October 6th, 2017

    Time Is: 5:28 pm (Pacific Standard Time)

    Week 6 Course Objectives: No. 9 and No. 10 (Offender Reentry and Methods of Rehab, and Trials of Furman v. Georgia: How the Trials Influenced Use of Capital Punishment for the Death Penalty)

    
    

    Hello Professor and Good Afternoon, 

    What are the statutes, sanctions, and overall empowerment granted to the act of utilizing 

    the death penalty after the trials of Furman v. Georgia? 

    How many states are in the United States of North America?

    What are the death penalty laws in each state? 

    If you have any really good resources regarding this issue, please let me know here. 

    
    

    According to treatment and rehabilitation services, Seiter (2010) describes the 3 major 

    contact--visit personnel or federal contractors as the following: 

    • Lawyer: Designated and Hired
    • Clergy: Authorized, Requested, and Ordained by a Government State Authority
      • The Beverly Hills Figure Skating School of Reentry for Juvenile and Adult Special Offenders
        • Owner and Founder of The Beverly Hills Figure Skating School of Reentry for Juvenile and Adult Special Offenders: Rachel Sakhi, Founded in 2009. 
          • Purpose: Treatment, Rehabilitative Programs, Education, Leadership and Excellency.
            • Process: Alternative Sentencing of Adults and Juvenile Special Offenders
            • Other Names and Associations: Beverly Hills Figure Skating Club of Los Angeles, CA
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    • Psychiatrist: Forensics who investigates theories of evidence for release of an offender

    and also defines the nature of the work of Clergy who are personnel throughout a nationwide 

    traveling service under federal contract working for the government to relieve, investigate, 

    incriminate, or decriminalize an offender on death row, examine civil rights violations, and 

    who also conduct informational interviews, but most importantly teach educational programs 

    based on the Holy Bible:

    "Correctional education formed as early as the 1800s, with prison chaplains considered the first “teachers,” as they used the Bible (often the only book allowed in early prisons) to teach inmates how to read. As the earliest prison reformers began to push for improvements in the operations of U.S. prisons, one of their first initiatives was to push for more education programs to give inmates the literacy skills seen as critical to success after release" (Seiter, 2010).

    
    

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    Synopsis Thisbook examines corrections not just from an academic view, but from those who are at the center of the system. It includes correctional history and theory, yet concentrates on what professionals do, why they do it, and the challenges they face every day. Taking an insider's view, this edition discusses the impact of budgetary challenges, alternatives to incarceration and updates to legal decisions.This book is fully updated to include the latest on: T his is just the standalone book. Problems solving courts (mental health) Evidence-based practices Staff recruitment and retention issues Private prisons Correctional technology Prisoner reentry Some newfeaturesto this edition include: New! A new section on the impact of budgetary challenges New! A new section on alternatives to incarceration New! Updated legal decisions This is a perfect resource for individuals and taxpayers interested in today's criminal justice system, and an understanding of how programs operate and how much they cost. Product Identifiers ISBN-10 0135060826 ISBN-13 9780135060827 Key Details Author Seiter Number Of Pages 624 pages Format Paperback Publication Date 2010-01-08 Language English Publisher Prentice Hall PTR Publication Year 20100000 Additional Details Edition Number 3 Copyright Date 2011 Illustrated Yes Dimensions Weight 43.6 Oz Height 0.9 In. Width 8.6 In. Length 10.8 In. Target Audience Group College Audience Classification Method LCCN 2009-044095 LC Classification Number HV9471.S45 2009 Dewey Decimal 364.60973 Dewey Edition 22

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    Thanks, 

    Student--Rachel S. 

    Edited by Rachel Sakhi on Oct 6 at 7:33pm

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  9780135060827 Author: Seiter (The Author Published the book in 2010) Publication Year: 20100000 Language: English Level: College Audience ISBN: 9780135060827 Publisher of Author's Book: Prentice Hall Publisher, Prentice Hall Published Book in January of 2011, Day of the 1st Edition Number: 3rd Edition Weight: 44.00 (624 pages) Product Type: Book Type of Material (Media): Paperback Item specifics:  Condition: Good: A book that has been read but is in good condition. Very minimal damage to the cover including scuff ... Read more

  
  

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