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[DOCX File]Realities of Prison Life: The Complete Idiot’s Guide to ...
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Gangs members participate in a variety of anti-social behaviors, including battery, mayhem, sexual assault, damage to property, larceny, murder, gang wars and other criminal activity. Gangs often form along ethnic and racial lines, although there is an increasing trend of young people joining gangs for economic motives.
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[DOC File]Three restrictions on judicial discretion:
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A conscious policy towards the induction of more women in the prison administration is necessary to bring about gender balance and sensitivity within the system. The pay-scales of lower ranks in the prison department need to be reviewed.
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[DOC File]Gangs- Homeboys: Gangs, Drugs, and Prison in the Barrios of L
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However, the existence of prison gangs often requires them to group together and protect themselves to avoid intimidation or coercion for sex or money. On the other hand, female inmates seek close and emotional relationships with other inmates and have fewer worries related to being called a rat or snitch if they have good relationships with ...
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[DOC File]Read Me First (CJ Specific)
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The horrors of life in men(s prisons are already part of our common currency ( prison fights, riots, prison gangs, inmate-on-inmate rape, the threat of contracting HIV. Our lens on women(s prison has a softer focus, largely contrived by B movies in which tough, curvy broads with sharp tongues and snake tattoos start cat fights in the cafeteria.
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[DOC File]Anthro 371m: Cross-cultural Research on Urban Gangs
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Special attention will be given to diversity within groups and the effects of the following factors on decisions to participate in violent street gangs: (1.) poverty & social class differences; (2.) racism, bigotry & ‘scapegoating’; (3.) sexism, patriarchy, gender roles & the sub-jugation of women; (4.) marginalization, failure in school ...
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[DOC File]Chapter 2: 'Doing Gender' in a Women's Prison
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Prison Gangs. Similar to the “outside,” gangs are divided along racial lines. Roughly 6% of inmates identify with a gang. Gangs control economy, rackets… Primary concern is gang violence, and the possibility of riots. Women’s Issues. Typically single prison per state. Get less resources. More difficult to visit. Pregnancy, motherhood
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[DOC File]PRISONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS
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Special attention will be given to diversity within groups and the effects of the following factors on decisions to participate in violent street gangs: 1. poverty & social class differences; 2. racism, bigotry & ‘scapegoating’; 3. sexism, patriarchy, gender roles & the sub-jugation of women; 4. marginalization, failure in school & lack of ...
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Female Gangs - Criminal Justice Solutions, HAM
A sequel to Homebays: Gangs, Drugs, and Prison in the Barrios of LA.. It traces the 45 years of two Chicano youth gangs in Los Angeles. In the Mix: Struggle and Survival in a Women’s Prison, by Barbara Owen. The Farm: Life Inside a Women’s Prison, by Andi Rierden. The Prisoner’s Wife, by Asha Bandele.
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Greg Newbold .nz
: The topic for this course is the realities of what it is like to serve time in the United States and live in a maximum security prison. The purpose of this course is to provide students the single most descriptive understanding of the pros and cons, ins and outs, and dos and don’ts of prison life.
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[DOC File]Anthro 371m: Cross-cultural Research on Urban Gangs
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Gang sex and gang rape of women (both referred to as ‘blocking’) was a common part of gang life in the Mongrel Mob and many other gangs as well. In 1988, a young woman was kidnapped and taken to a Mongrel Mob convention at Ambury Park in Auckland, where she was raped by over 15 men.
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Women gangs in prison