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    Canadian Prisoner Rights

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    Human Rights Canadian Prisoner Rights _____________________________________________________________________________________ Key Terms Prisoner: On an international level, a globally accepted definition for a prisoner is one who is, “a person deprived of liberty and kept under involuntary restraint, confinement, or custody;” (Merriam-Webster Dictionary) However, prisoners are generally individuals who are facing in incarceration due to a violation of Local Domestic or International Law. Becoming

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    The Association of Fraud Certified Fraud Executives (ACFE) reported in their 2014 Report to the Nations on Occupational Fraud and Abuse, that governmental and public administration organizations have the second highest incidence of fraud in comparison to other organizations. Further, the Brookings Institute found that governmental fraud directly impacts public finances by, increasing public expenditures, and negatively impacting productivity, competitiveness, and growth. Dekalb County Commissioner

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    In this case, there is a complex in giving the client the right to refuse the treatment to avoid going to the trial, and the state's decision to take medication that would put him back in the court- room. Basically, there’re positive points of the state’s decision which are saving victim’s rights, avoid the manipulating of client and attorney, and putting the society in big problems in future by giving criminals a chance for escaping from the prison by that deception. According to the author “the

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    federal felonies if they had two or more convictions for violent felonies or drug crimes. It was not until July 2015 at the NAACP convention in Philadelphia did Clinton acknowledge his tougher on crime bill was a mistake (Farley 3). The 1994 Crime Bill resulted in eight eight thousand additional police officers from 1994 to 2001, as well as adding police officers, resulting in a decrease in crime (Farley 3). The laws implemented under Governor Nelson Rockefeller in the early 1980s known as the “Rockefeller

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    On April 3, 2016, 60 Minutes Bill Whitaker with multiple inmates in Germany, convicted felons who serve jail time in jail. He explains that Germany pays less for jails but still gets better results than those jails in the U.S. Specifically he claimed that many of Germany’s top criminals get treatment instead of revenge by the German government. As the interviewee said, “The incarceration, the imprisonment itself is punishment. The loss of freedom, that’s it.” Although some people believe they should

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    Remand has potential consequences that affects the entire criminal justice system and everyone involved in it. According to the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, studies have seen an incline in remand by 190% and a decline in 20% of sentenced offenders since the past two decades. Also, the length of time needed to get to trial in Canada has increased, which concurrently results in lengthy remands. Based on the data collected, the longer it takes for the accused to get to trial, the more time

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    Imagine a world of prisons so overcrowded that police have no choice to let the criminals run rampant. This may very well be our future if we continue the jail system we have today. Controversy over the right to use the death penalty has caused many prisons to fill up and spend money unnecessarily. We need the death penalty to keep current prison populations in check. The first known time they used the death penalty was in the colony of virginia in 1622. (Goldberg) . Many colony have different

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    According to the table shown above, there are certain costs that private prisons incur in order to keep functioning. For example, the total tax payer cost in the state of New York is a quite bit higher than in other states. In New York the total tax payer cost is an estimated of $3.5 million. As mentioned before, the state of New York is where housing an inmate is one of the most expensive ones. As a result, tax payer pays a higher rate of taxes due to the number of inmates as well as the cost

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    Pinned murders, misunderstood, and being acused of a crime you did not commit. Being held responsible for just being in a place at the wrong time, or maybe you did commit the crime. Therefore , for comiiting a crime you will have the death penalty. Sound fair enough? In my opinion I believe the death penalty is wrong. Taking someone’s life or in this case the condemmed, learns nothing if you give them the death penalty. The death penalty just is not giving someone a shot. Behind

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    Racist Death Penalty

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    The Death Penalty is a racist practice and is costly to go through with. The death penalty must be abolished for reasons such as punishing the poor, violating the human right to live, and being incorrectly, or unfairly sentenced to death due to race or inaccurate evidence. What exactly gives governments all this power to decide whether someone lives or dies? Along with inequality, the death penalty punishes the poor. In recent studies if a defendant cannot afford good legal representation they

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