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via RUSSIA and THE WEST - РОССИЯ и ЗАПАД by Mike Nova on 7/15/12
Inside Story - Is Russia's democracy under threat?
via BEHAVIOR AND LAW - General, Forensic and Prison Psychiatry News by Mike Nova on 7/15/12
Professional Prisoners (RT Documentary)
Published on Jul 15, 2012 by RussiaToday
Most people learn the tricks of a trade at college or university. Here in this institute you won't have to deal with lecturers, or find students sitting exams, and you can get an education here totally free. However, nobody will recommend that you apply to any of its faculties, because it is a penal colony. Yet the prisoners sometimes reveal hidden talents, learning new skills that will give them a better chance at a second life.
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by mikemiss@975thefanatic.com (Mike Missanelli) on 7/13/12
B. UFC Fighter Ronda Rousey whining about Kim Kardashian only being famous because of her sex tape. C. Jose Bautista whining about fans in Kansas City booing Robinson Cano. D. Mike Missanelli whining about Ian ...
via Twitter / mikenov on 7/14/12
mikenov: Puerto Rico News - Puerto Rico Noticias: Arno Elias - El Corazon - YouTube http://t.co/mKnYVRqS
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 6/30/12
Posted by Mike Nova at 2:15 PM · Email ThisBlogThis! ... Mike Nova's starred items Santorum's Gaffe May Cost Him in Puerto Rico via U.S. News - News on 3/17/12 Santorum, Romney face off in Puer... (no title). 9:12 AM ...
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Axisa on 7/8/12
Nova leads to Yanks to win in Fenway finale. By Mike Axisa ... Nova was fantastic and became the first Yankees starter to win two games at Fenway Park in a single season since Randy Johnson in 2006. Tack-on Runs: No ...
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Axisa on 7/9/11
Nova leads to Yanks to win in Fenway finale. By Mike Axisa ... Nova was fantastic and became the first Yankees starter to win two games at Fenway Park in a single season since Randy Johnson in 2006. Tack-on Runs: No ...
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Sommer on 7/8/12
A New York Yankees Blog by Mike Sommer. Skip to content. About The ... This entry was posted in In-Season Moves, Media, Mike's Musings, Players, Regular Season and tagged Nova, Sabathia. Bookmark the permalink.
via BEHAVIOR AND LAW - General, Forensic and Prison Psychiatry News by Mike Nova on 7/8/12
via behavioral criminology - Google Blog Search by unknown on 7/6/12
Forensic Criminology: the scientific study of crime and criminals for the purposes of addressing investigative and legal issues. It is a science, a behavioral science, and a forensic science. This text is intended to educate ...
Friday, 06 July 2012 15:25
Forensic Criminology: the scientific study of crime and criminals for the purposes of addressing investigative and legal issues. It is a science, a behavioral science, and a forensic science. This text is intended to educate students in an applied fashion regarding the nature and extent of forensic casework that is supported by, dependent upon, and interactive with research, theory, and knowledge derived from criminology. It is also intended to act as a preliminary guide for practitioners working with and within related criminal justice professions.
Friday, 06 July 2012 15:25
Forensic Criminology
Forensic Criminology: the scientific study of crime and criminals for the purposes of addressing investigative and legal issues. It is a science, a behavioral science, and a forensic science. This text is intended to educate students in an applied fashion regarding the nature and extent of forensic casework that is supported by, dependent upon, and interactive with research, theory, and knowledge derived from criminology. It is also intended to act as a preliminary guide for practitioners working with and within related criminal justice professions.
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via psychiatry research - Google Blog Search by Dr Justin Marley on 7/6/12
The statement is particularly interesting because the Foundation is supporting research which is at the 'intersection of culture, neuroscience, psychology, and psychiatry'. The blog can be navigated by scrolling down the page ...
Mike Nova's starred items
via international psychiatry journals - Google Blog Search by John D. Gavazzi, PsyD ABPP on 7/7/12
Last week, the American Psychiatric Association issued a press release highlighting an ongoing decline in the recruitment of medical students into the specialty—at a time when the numbers of practising psychiatric professionals in the USA is falling. Various reasons are proposed, including the short-term nature ... Our goal is to promote ethics education in Pennsylvania, across the country, and around the world. We have individuals reading and using our content from ...
via international psychiatry - Google Blog Search by Justice Lover on 7/5/12
The international pharmaceutical giant took top-prescribing psychiatrists to pricey resorts in Bermuda, Jamaica, Hawaii and other exotic locales where, in between spa services, they could hear speeches from fellow shrinks ...
via NYT > Psychiatry and Psychiatrists by By JENEEN INTERLANDI on 6/23/12
We were on something like the 15th round of rummy, and my father was winning decisively. He cracked a wide, toothy grin as he laid his cards on the table. ''That's 321 for BaBa, and 227 for String Bean,'' he said, tallying the ledger we were keeping on a piece of scrap paper. Before he finished writing the numbers, he began a rapid succession of anecdotes about his first car. And his second. And his third. He reached for a magazine to show me the vintage Mustang he said he was planning to b...
via international psychiatry journals - Google News on 6/14/12
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Dueling diagnoses roil trial of Norway killer Breivik
Christian Science Monitor The Norwegian psychiatrists behind the much-debated report deeming Anders Behring Breivik insane defended their diagnosis in court today, despite mounting evidence that the self-confessed killer was possibly sane and hence criminally punishable for ... Psychiatrists get their day in courtViews and News from Norway all 357 news articles » |
via psychiatry research - Google Blog Search by Dr Justin Marley on 7/6/12
The statement is particularly interesting because the Foundation is supporting research which is at the 'intersection of culture, neuroscience, psychology, and psychiatry'. The blog can be navigated by scrolling down the page ...
via NYT > Europe by By D. D. GUTTENPLAN on 7/8/12
The possibility that Britain could follow the example of the United States, where the entry of for-profit schools into the market saw many students take on massive amounts of debt, is causing concern.
via Christian Science Monitor | World on 7/8/12
Iran says it is willing to lower uranium enrichment levels to end sanctions. But it also set out red lines in PowerPoint presentation at recent Moscow talks.
via Christian Science Monitor | World on 7/8/12
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child is pushing to abolish baby 'boxes' where mothers can legally abandon unwanted babies. Social workers argue otherwise.
via Christian Science Monitor | World on 7/8/12
Jorge Videla led Argentina's 1976 coup. He and eight others were convicted for stealing babies from 'enemies of the state' during the military junta's rule.
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 6/29/12
General, Forensic and Prison Psychiatry and Psychology Review: links, news and journal articles with occasional notes and comments by Michael Novakhov, M.D. (Mike Nova).
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 6/30/12
General, Forensic and Prison Psychiatry and Psychology Review: links, news and journal articles with occasional notes and comments by Michael Novakhov, M.D. (Mike Nova).
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 6/30/12
General, Forensic and Prison Psychiatry and Psychology Review: links, news and journal articles with occasional notes and comments by Michael Novakhov, M.D. (Mike Nova).
via Mike Nova by Mike Nova on 7/4/12
Opera: "Kuda, kuda vy udalilis" from "Eugen Onegin" - Mike Nova's YouTube Playlist
7:17WATCHED Sergei Lemeshev "Kuda, kuda vy udalilis" Eugen Oneginby Onegin65 62,303 views - 2
6:27WATCHED Lensky (Eugene Onegin) - Placido Domingoby 1NomDePlume 39,035 views - 3
4:14WATCHED The Great Caruso sings Lensky's aria from Eugene Onegin. 1916. (In French)by EdmundStAustell 9,448 views - 4
5:58WATCHED Jan Peerce - "Lensky's Aria" (in STEREO!)by SheHadManHands 9,906 views - 5
6:28WATCHED Piotr Beczala - "Kuda, kuda" Eugene Oneginby gtelloz 21,334 views - 6
5:48WATCHED Басков "Ария Ленского"by hfpyjxntybt 24,304 views - 7
5:48WATCHED Afanasenko as Lensky -"Kuda, Kuda..." -by Tenorusso 6,414 views - 8
7:54N. Gedda "Kuda, kuda vy udalilis" Bjorling Memorial 1985
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- Tenor William Burden sings the aria ""Kuda, kuda vy udalilis" from the opera "Eugene Onegin" by Tchaikovsky. Video courtesy of Cincinnati Opera.
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Vladimir Atlantov sings Lensky's aria from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin. Augsberg, 1976.The Great Caruso sings Lensky's aria from Eugene Onegin. 1916. (In French)
This is a somewhat unusual Caruso recording. The great tenor did not often venture outside the Italian and French repertoire. Linguistically, it ...Heifetz plays Lensky's Aria from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin (Transcription by Leopold Auer)
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via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Axisa on 7/3/12
(AP Photo/Mike Carlson). No, Nova. On the one-year anniversary of the day he was sent to the minors to make room in the rotation for Phil Hughes, Ivan Nova turned in an ugly six-run, six-inning appearance against Tampa.
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Sommer on 7/3/12
This entry was posted in Managers and Coaches, Mike's Musings, Players, Regular Season and tagged a-rod, Cano, Granderson, Jeter, Martin, Nova, Qualls, Rapada, Thomson, Wise. Bookmark the permalink. ← Game 80.
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Didymus on 7/3/12
Nova nets 3.5x equity return by selling Carbolite to Verder Group.
via BEHAVIOR AND LAW - General, Forensic and Prison Psychiatry News by Mike Nova on 7/3/12
Exploring the Reasoning that the United States Holds the Highest Prison Rate
Introduction
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| Prison 2 (Photo credit: planetschwa) |
Since 1980, there has been a huge growth in the incarcerated population in the United
States according to Seiter (2008). There are several legal issues, which have directly contributed if not caused entirely the explosion of people doing time in correctional facilities in this country. Besides the mindset that confinement is the most effective means of dealing with crime, it seems that the decision in Rhodes v. Chapman by the United States Supreme Court in 1981 was the beginning of this problem. The decision, which stated it was not unconstitutional to house prisoners in housing that is overcrowded, gave the green light to this issue. Other reasons include but are not limited to the increased use of confinement as penal policy, increasing sentence lengths, truth in sentencing, new penology, the war on drugs, and the sentencing reform act of 1984.
States according to Seiter (2008). There are several legal issues, which have directly contributed if not caused entirely the explosion of people doing time in correctional facilities in this country. Besides the mindset that confinement is the most effective means of dealing with crime, it seems that the decision in Rhodes v. Chapman by the United States Supreme Court in 1981 was the beginning of this problem. The decision, which stated it was not unconstitutional to house prisoners in housing that is overcrowded, gave the green light to this issue. Other reasons include but are not limited to the increased use of confinement as penal policy, increasing sentence lengths, truth in sentencing, new penology, the war on drugs, and the sentencing reform act of 1984.
Rhodes v. Chapman
Justia (n.d.), reports that in 1981 inmates from an Ohio maximum security correctional institution filed a class action lawsuit which claimed that housing two men in a cell was against their eighth amendment rights against cruel and unusual punishment. The court held that because the inmates are out of their cells most of the day that this did not constitute cruel and unusual punishment. This ruling allowed administrations of prisons to double cell inmates which is a good thing because over the next twenty five years the population grew in the correctional system by at least 500 percent as noted by Seitel (2008). This is attributed to several factors that have changed penal policy from the medical model that focused on rehabilitation and reducing recidivism to the model of confinement that we use today.
Increased Use of Confinement as Policy
In the United States, the American people have changed how they view crime. Since 1980 we are more afraid of crime, the media reports violent crime almost daily. We have also become less tolerant of the criminal element in society, and would just as soon lock them up and keep them confined notes Seitel (2008). Some of this is because the public does not generally follow the statistics that show that our crime rates are dropping, and with the media showing the worst of the violent crime daily we tend to believe the worst. When it is time to tell our policy makers what we want, because of this influence and our lack of looking for the facts on our own, we tell them that we want them confined and for longer periods of time (Seitel, 2008).
Sentencing Reform Act of 1984
The Federal Bureau of Prisons (n.d.) reports that the Sentencing Reform Act of 1984 was used to toughen the sentencing guidelines for criminals. This legislation was used to establish determinate sentencing, abolish parole at the federal level and reduced the amounts of good time that was given for following the rules in prison. In addition to these guidelines, there were addendums in 1986, 1988, and 1990 as illegal immigration and illicit drug use and sale increased conviction rates in the court system (Federal Bureau of Prisons, n.d.). This type of legislation also established the truth in sentencing guidelines.
Truth in sentencing guidelines maintains that an inmate in prison for a violent crime must serve out 85% of the time given at sentencing holds Chen (2000). Three strike laws maintain that habitual offenders receive longer sentences for their crimes. If the offender’s crime was violent, the standard sentence becomes 25 to life on the third strike. What this has managed to cause according to Chen (2000) is more older offenders in prisons past the age of 50, more lifers, and an increase in other types of offenders in intermediate sanction punishments, due to the overcrowding that these laws have caused.
In addition to the stance on tougher sentencing, reduction of good time, and truth in sentencing and three strike legislation, at the same time in the early 1980’s Ronald Reagan’s Presidency was the time that we as a nation declared a “war on drugs” campaign (Seitel, 2008). The idea is that society’s stance on illicit drugs holds that the problems caused by the use, production, and sale of these substances are not good for our society, communities or families. They bring unnecessary crime along with these factions of the narcotics industry. Seitel (2008) also maintains that according to the Department of Justice, research correlates a compelling relationship between crime and substance use. As drug crimes became more pronounced more federal statutes and mandatory sentencing guidelines were set regarding them. When the mandatory statute for federal narcotics crimes became five or ten year mandatory sentences, the prison population grew to the increased sentencing time.
Conclusion
Since the 1980’s, we have watched our prison population in the United States quadruple in size. This has to do with the change in the penal model from the medical model to the model of increased control that we exercise on our prison population still today according to Seitel (2008). We have become as a society increasingly intolerant and afraid of the criminal element that dwell among us, and the current policy is to keep them more confined for longer periods than we ever have. The justice system accomplishes this by utilizing legislation such as the sentencing act of 1984, three strikes law, mandatory sentencing guidelines, and truth in sentencing guidelines.
References:
Chen, E. (2001). Impact of Three Strikes and Truth in Sentencing on the Volume and Composition of Correctional Populations. Retrieved From: https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/187109.pdf
Justia, (n.d.). Rhodes v. Chapman-452 U.S. 337 (1981). Retrieved From: http://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/452/337/
Seiter, R.P., (2008). Corrections: An Introduction. Second Edition. Prentice Hall United States
Posted in: Criminology Amp Justice,Federal Bureau of Prison,Mandatory sentencing,prison,Ronald Reagan,Three strikes law,United States,United States Supreme Court,War on Drugs
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