CJ 105 - Introduction to Corrections

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Monroe College-New Rochelle

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3 credits A study of the history, philosophy, and evolution of punishment as a control for criminal behavior and the development of contemporary correctional systems. The course examines the judicial sentencing process, theories and purposes of social punishment, and non-custodial and custodial sentences. Topics include the historical development of the American Prison System, the introduction of probation and parole, the evolution of modern prisons, the organization of prisons, methods for determining appropriate prisoner classification and treatment, the routines of prison life, the prison social system, approaches to treatment and rehabilitation, prisoner's rights, and prison violence. Developing trends and practices will be considered.

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3.00

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Lecture

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Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools

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Unaccounted for code

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