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| Inmates are considered second class citizens and slaves of the state. They do not have the same rights as first class citizens. Inmates lose constitutional Rights |
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| Prison Litigation Reform Act of 1995 |
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Definition
| The court have to screen cases of inmates; inmates have to pay filing fees and court costs |
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| Four types of base of power |
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Definition
Legit Power
1. Granted power because you’re an officer (uniform)
Coercive
1. Power to punish = gains power
Reward power
1. Give incentive hope for reward
Expert power
1. Power that is gained by skill you have |
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| Four types of job at a prison |
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Warden
1. CO of prison, mainly administration, oversees prison
Custody staff
1. Maintain control of order
Treatment/Program
1. Rehabilitation, not informed, higher education level
Service staff
1. Budget, finances, maintenance, food service staff |
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