David Diroll has written: 'The use of community corrections and the impact of prison and jail crowding on sentencing' -- subject(s): Corrections, Sentences (Criminal procedure), Prisons, Overcrowding
It's PSI and it stands for; Pre-Sentencing Investigation
Jerry Pieper has written: 'Report on the split sentencing program' -- subject(s): Corrections, Prison sentences, Probation
It doesn't. Sentencing by jury doesn't occur until AFTER the trial is concluded and the jury has announced its finding.
It made the guidelines advisory. Previously they were mandatory.
That, mandatory minumum sentencing, unrealistic parole reviews, three strike laws, and unchecked bureauacracy of states' Departments of Corrections.
Corrections officers are law enforcement personnel that work in jails and prisons. Other professionals in sentencing (probation and parole officers) may also be considered corrections officers.
Payne v. Tennessee
Mandatory sentencing laws in Indiana impact individuals who commit specific crimes, regardless of demographics. However, research has shown that these laws can disproportionately affect minority populations due to existing disparities in the criminal justice system. It is important to consider the potential impact on communities of color when implementing and evaluating mandatory sentencing laws in Indiana.
Yes, negative portrayals of corrections officers can deter individuals from considering a career in corrections. This can potentially impact recruitment efforts and create challenges in staffing correctional facilities with qualified personnel. It's important to address these portrayals and highlight the valuable work that corrections officers do to attract and retain talented individuals in the field.
Victim and Witness Protection Act
Victim and Witness Protection Act (VWPA)