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• W165618421 abstract "The federal prison model is one that provides better service than state prisons for offenders both during and after their incarceration. I would like to lay out a plan for the New York State prison system that amplifies the federal prison system’s small scale ideas into ones that can reach thousands of offenders as well as prove, through a research study I, along with two colleagues Colleen Kelley and Adisa Alghali, conducted called “Effect of Information Regarding Mentally Ill Offenders on Community Perception of Sentencing,” that community support can be garnered for such a plan. This five-part plan includes the growth of the psychologist’s roll in the state prison systems, a creation of job skills programs during incarceration, a reformed education system, a shift in the allocation of funds from education to a budget for parole officers which will allow offenders to seek appropriate care, and a creation of a Employment Opportunity Community, to increase the opportunity offenders will have to find a job after release. A Five-Step Plan towards Prison Reformation 8 Prison Reformation: A Five-Step Plan and Evidence of Community Support Overview The Criminal Justice field is plagued with mentally ill offenders. In the average prison, between 30 and 60 percent of the prisoners within suffer from mental illness both diagnosed and undiagnosed (Kaupers, 2008). These numerous amounts of mentally ill offenders go without sufficient treatment, in part, because of sentencing procedures in which juries must convict on the terms of criminal insanity for the offender to be put into a mental health facility. In this paper I lay out a five-step plan toward the reformation of state prison systems that will lead away from what has been termed the “whole sale warehousing of the mentally ill,” and instead create a therapeutic method of incarceration that provides various rehabilitative programs both during and after incarceration. Not only will I prove that this plan is necessary, but I will also provide empirical evidence that there is community support for therapeutic treatment of mentally ill offenders. In garnering community support, it will increase the usage of therapeutic sentencing, thereby lowering recidivism on a large scale." @default.
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