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UOP CJS 255 Week 1 Purpose and History Paper (2 Papers) NEW

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Write a 700- to 1,050-word paper that examines the purpose and history of penitentiaries. Include the following:

· History of punishment

· History of prison development

· Comparison of the Pennsylvania system and the Auburn system

· Impact and involvement of prison labor over time

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

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UOP CJS 255 Week 2 Federal Prison Comparison Presentation (2 PPT) NEW

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CJS 255 Week 2 Federal Prison Comparison

Create a matrix in which you describe the prisons where the following individuals were incarcerated:

§ Martha Stewart

§ Ivan Boesky

§ Michael Milken

§ Manuel Noriega

§ Timothy McVeigh

§ Terry Nichols

§ Al Capone

§ John Gotti

Describe the problems associated with the prisons used to incarcerate these individuals.

Explain the security levels of the prisons.

Use images or graphics if desired. Reference any information or images used in the matrix.

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UOP CJS 255 Week 3 Correctional Officers' Experiences Summary (2 Papers) NEW

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CJS 255 Week 3 Correctional Officers' Experiences Summary

Create a hypothetical maximum-security prison environment to use as a basis for your answers. The prison may be a state, federal, private, or nonprivate prison.

Assume the role of correctional officers at a maximum-security prison. A university professor has asked you to speak to her class about your experiences as correctional officers. To prepare for the visit, she has sent you the questions that the students will ask you.

Write a 700- to 1,050-word paper in which you answer to following questions.

§ How does the prison environment influence the way you ensure security and custody in your prison?