Fact Pattern: Joe Justice is a local county prosecutor in the state of Ohio. One day, Joe receives a law enforcement felony packet that details the investigation on suspects Slick Martin and Jim Lawbreaker. The police agency investigated their involvement in a robbery at a local grocery store. Based on the facts, Martin entered the store armed with a firearm. Lawbreaker waited in a car located in back of the store.
The prison contained prison cells, a toilet room, an eating and exercise area, a solitary confinement room and an intercom used to make announcements to the prisoners. Researchers observed the guards and prisoners through secretly placed video cameras and microphones. Researchers randomly divided the 24 volunteers into two separate groups. One group was assigned to be guards while the other group was assigned to be prisoners. Volunteers that were assigned as prisoners found out about their acceptance into the experiment when they were arrested in their home or on campus by real police.
Sperm samples and fingernail scrapings were collected from her body by the investigating officers. The investigators also collected gloves they believed were left by the perpetrator from the victim's car. A few days later, the police pulled Nick Yarris over for a traffic violation. The routine stop accelerated into a violent conflict between Yarris and the patrolman
Francois was accused of assaulting a girl in his bedroom on the second floor of his home. That same afternoon, the police returned to 99 Fulton Street to talk with Kendall Francois about this most recent attack. They asked him to come into the police department to discuss the report. He agreed and was taken to headquarters. Over the next few hours, Francois eventually made many admissions regarding the disappearance of the women.
During the jail break the prisoners killed the sheriff. After he was sprung from jail he made plans to raid several banks. He did lots of planning and even trial runs before he even attempted to rob the bank. His tactics included memorizing the bank and its distance from the police station. Dillinger and his gang went from bank to bank on a robbing spree.
Reicher and Haslam (BBC prison study) Reicher and Haslam carried out this experimental case study to examine the consequences of randomly dividing men into groups of prisoners and guards within a specially constructed institution. The aim of the study was to create an institution to investigate the behaviour of groups that were unequal in terms of power, status, and resources. The 15 participants were all male, and met the criteria of being normal, decent and well-adjusted individuals. They were recruited through advertisements in the national press and through leaflets. They were randomly divided into two groups of 5 guards and 10 prisoners with the 10th prisoner arriving on day 5.
Insidious Disease: Police Brutality Knock, Knock. The police are going door to door, looking for a rape suspect. They knock on the door next to yours: a quiet, legal African American immigrant’s home. He answers, and reaches into his jacket to retrieve his wallet to show his identification to the officers. At the moment, the four policemen open fire forty-one times on the man, and he drops dead.
10: Sentencing and Ch. 14: The Juvenile Justice System, located on the student website in preparation for your assignment: • Myth v. Reality: When does "Life in Prison" mean "Life in Prison"? • Issue 1: "Three Strikes" and other Mandatory Sentencing Guidelines • Issue 2: Alternative Sentencing • Myth v. Reality: Juvenile Boot Camps are an Effective way of Treating Offenders • Issue 1: "Net Widening" with Regards to Juveniles • Issue 2: Transfer of Juveniles to Criminal Court and Juveniles in Adult Correctional Facilities Complete the following ‘Simulation’ in CJi Interactive found in Ch. 10: Sentencing, located on the student website in preparation for your assignment: • Sentencing 09-24-12 0 Individual Rehabilitation Paper Write a 1,050- to 1,750-word paper in which you define and examine the origins of rehabilitation in prison, and the option of parole based on rehabilitation. Be sure to address the following in your
On August 24, 2013 I, Officer T. Martin, was called to transport prisoner (Name) to the city jail for unit 3212 (Officer Knight). When I arrived at the Zone 2 Precinct to pick up the prisoner he was still inside Officer Knight’s patrol vehicle. The Prisoner was then allowed out the patrol vehicle so that he could get into the Wagon for transport. Once I got him to the wagon he turned his head in my direction and spat at me. He then entered the wagon.
To what extent is human nature malleable? Does evil triumph over humanity or does humanity win over evil? The Stanford Prison Experiment, known as one of the most notorious experiments in the study of human psychology, was conducted at Stanford University in 197l. Philip Zimbardo, a psychology professor, and a team of researchers wanted to study the psychological effects of becoming a prisoner or prison guard. Twenty-four undergraduate male students out of over 75 were selected to play randomly assigned roles of prisoners and guards in a mock prison located in the basement of the Stanford psychology building.