ANALISIS YURIDIS SOSIOLOGIS PEMBINAAN NARAPIDANA PENYALAHGUNAAN NARKOTIKA UNTUK DIRI SENDIRI DI LEMBAGA PEMASYARAKATAN UMUM (Studi di Lembaga Permasyarakatan Kelas II A Kerobokan Badung Bali)

The issue of drug abuse in Indonesia is currently very concerning. Drug abuse is a very serious problem. Despite increased law enforcement efforts against drugs, drug trafficking continues to rise due to several factors, including inadequate rehabilitation programs for inmates. For example, at the Kerobokan Badung Bali Class II A Penitentiary, rehabilitation programs have not been fully effective. This research addresses the following key issues:First, how is the penalization of inmates related to drug abuse for personal use carried out at the Kerobokan Penitentiary? Second, what is the effectiveness of the rehabilitation conducted by the Kerobokan Penitentiary for inmates with drug abuse cases?The research methodology used a normative juridical approach, and data collection techniques included interviews and documentation. The results of the research are as follows:First, the rehabilitation at the penitentiary for inmates with drug abuse cases is based on the Ministry of Law and Human Rights Regulation Number 12 of 2017 on the provision of drug rehabilitation services for detainees and prisoners, as well as Law Number 35 of 2009 Article 54, which states that drug addicts and victims of drug abuse must undergo medical and social rehabilitation. Second, the effectiveness of rehabilitation at the Kerobokan Class II A Penitentiary for inmates with drug abuse cases is considered to be less effective due to several inhibiting factors

Issues of Interaction of Penitentiary Agencies and Institutions with the Departments on Combating Crime in Ukraine and Poland

Bailov, A. V. Issues of Interaction of Penitentiary Agencies and Institutions with the Departments onCombating Crime in Ukraine and Poland [Електронний ресурс] / Anton V. Bailov, Ivan O. Romanchuk // Журнал східноєвропейського права. – 2017. – № 38. – С. 5-11. – Режим доступу: http://easternlaw.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/romanchuk_bailov_38.pdfУ статті аналізуються питання взаємодії пенітенціарних органів та установ з іншими правоохоронними органами України та Польщі. Автори вказують, що боротьба зі злочинністю є спільною метою всіх правоохоронних органів, яка досягається тільки шляхом взаємодії останніх один з одним. Визначено форми взаємодії пенітенціарних органів та установ з підрозділами по боротьбі зі злочинністю в Україні та Польщі. Автори виконали порівняльний аналіз законодавства обох країн з цього питання і розробили деякі пропозиції щодо його удосконалення.The issues of interaction of penitentiary agencies and institutions with other law enforcement agencies in Ukraine and Poland have been analyzed in the article. The authors point out that crime combating is the common objective of all law enforcement agencies, which is achieved only by the way of interaction of the latter between each other. Forms of interaction of penitentiary agencies and institutions with the departments on combating crime in Ukraine and Poland have been determined. The authors have accomplished the comparative analysis of the legislation of both countries regarding this issue and has elaborated some propositions on its improvement. The authors emphasize that crime combating is one of the most important components of functioning and development of any state; it is an instrument that assists the society to be steadily developed and to be secured. Considering stated above we can confirm that fighting (combating) against crime is one of the main overall objectives of law enforcement agencies in the state. Therefore, the activities of all law enforcement agencies along with direct functions provided by the legislation are somehow reduced to one common objective – combating crime. This is also related to penitentiary agencies and institutions that are law enforcement agencies as well. To analyze the processes of interaction of penitentiary agencies and institutions with the departments on combating crime in Ukraine and Poland the authors consider it necessary to determine what kind of law enforcement agencies operate in both countries and what system of penitentiary agencies and institutions is functioning in these countries. Therefore, the issues of interaction of penitentiary agencies and institutions with other law enforcement agencies in Ukraine and Poland have been analyzed in the article. The authors point out that crime combating as the common objective of all law enforcement agencies is achieved only by the way of the interaction of the latter between each other. Forms of interaction of penitentiary agencies and institutions with the departments on combating crime in Ukraine and Poland have been determined. The authors have accomplished the comparative analysis of the legislation of both countries regarding this issue and has elaborated some propositions on its improvement.В статье анализируются вопросы взаимодействия пенитенциарных органов и учреждений с другими правоохранительными органами Украины и Польши. Авторы указывают, что борьба с преступностью является общей целью всех правоохранительных органов, которая достигается только путем взаимодействия последних друг с другом. Определены формы взаимодействия пенитенциарных органов и учреждений с подразделениями по борьбе с преступностью в Украине и Польше. Авторы выполнили сравнительный анализ законодательства обеих стран по этому вопросу и разработали некоторые предложения по его усовершенствованию

THE ROLE OF CONSULTATION IN THE REFORM OF ROMANIAN PENITENTIARY SYSTEM

This article analyses the consultation process and its role in reforming the Romanian penitentiary system. Nowaday, the consultation process is considered an area where innovation and new approaches are most in evidence, involving new groups often ignored. The benefits of consultation are increasingly acknowledged, because it allows the involvement of many stakeholders. In the second part of the paper we analyzed the public consultation practice in Romania, emphasising the necessity of improving the consultation process and the social dialogue by creating a mechanism and developing practices that involve people interested in the consultation process. At the end of the article we have shown the key role of consultation in identifying the penitentiary system issues by means of a questionnaire distributed to the employees and prisoners of the National Penitentiary Agency. At the end, the issues identified allowed us to show the main reform directions in the Romanian penitentiary system.consultation process, decisional transparency, respect for fundamental rights of the individual

'Not worse than other girls': the convent-based rehabilitation of fallen women in Victorian Britain

Focuses on the convent-based rehabilitation of fallen women in Victorian Britain. Penitentiaries for sexually and morally outcast females; Cultural issues; Description of penitentiary work; Sexually transgressive penitents; Cases; Category of fallen women; Typical life of a fallen servant

Pelaksanaan Keamanan Bagi Narapidana di Lembaga Pemasyarakatan Kelas II A Pekanbaru

Class IIA Penitentiary institutions Pekanbaru also not independent security and public order disturbances. Types of security problems found in the Institute Penitentiary Class IIA Pekanbaru include: runaway, fights between fellow prisoners and detainees, theft of goods belonging to fellow inmates, riots and so forth. The purpose of writing this essay to examine the implementation of security for inmates at the Penitentiary Class II A Pekanbaru, obstacles in the implementation of security for inmates at the Penitentiary Class II A Pekanbaru and efforts made in overcoming obstacles to the implementation of security inmates at Penitentiary Class II A Pekanbaru.This type of research is legal research sociological research that is done by holding the identification law and how the effective implementation of the law in force in the community, or reviewing the situation through field problems associated with aspects applicable law. Source data used primary legal materials, secondary and tertiary.From the results of this study concluded, the implementation of security for Prisoners in Penitentiary Class II A Pekanbaru carried out in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures SOPs or owned by any guard or any security and guarding and supervision by cooperating with the Mobile Brigade and the Police. Obstacles in the implementation of security for inmates at the Correctional Institution Class IIA Pekanbaru are: lack of personnel security officer Pekanbaru Penitentiary Class IIA, not all of them armed security officers in perform duty to secure the inmates at the Correctional Institution Class IIA Pekanbaru dn their uncooperative behavior such prisoners , attempt to escape. Efforts to overcome obstacles in the implementation of security for inmates Penitentiary Class II A Pekanbaru is to increase the number of personnel security officer Pekanbaru Penitentiary Class IIA, improving Human Resources for security officers prisons, limiting the space for inmates

Department of Commerce, Corrections Anamosa State Penitentiary FY2007

These Facts sheets have been developed to provide a multitude of information about executive branch agencies/departments on a single sheet of paper. The Facts provides general information, contact information, workforce data, leave & benefits information, and affirmative action data. This is the most recent update of information for the fiscal year 2007

Democracy, Prison, and Public Safety Realignment: Renewing Our Imagination

The American carceral condition has waged a 200-year-old struggle where the lives of the guilty, the innocent, and the victimized have taken center stage in a debate centered on rehabilitation, reformation, and revenge. The drama has undergone a number of revisions from great scholarly authors, multidisciplinary intellectuals, and literary muses. Despite a number of new renderings, the central themes of the American prison have remained constant, and just as there have been builders of prisons, there have been forces intent on their destruction. The current state of the American carceral condition has burgeoned since the neoliberal political and economic shift began in 1980. The State of California enjoys a political reputation as a socially liberal blue state, yet it is one of the national leaders in prison expansion, penal conservatism, and punitive excess. In 2011, California began the prison realignment system that includes sentencing restructuring and housing long- term felons in local county jails, thus shifting the financial burden and supervised release of inmates to local county Sheriff’s offices. The realignment is but one layer of the state’s response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that California prisons violated the Eighth Amendment, in part, to overcrowding. The system is too young to reach definitive conclusions, but is at a crossroads. Either realignment will serve as another model for prison reformation and possibly prison abolition, or it will extend the carceral reach of the state into “free” space, essentially eliminating the wall, both literally and figuratively, that separates free souls from those held captive

The Brutal Murder of George J. Bushman

In the fall of 1918 there occurred in Adams County a singularly brutal murder that brought the County and the town of Gettysburg to a shocked standstill. The tentacles of this event would reach into four Pennsylvania counties: Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, and Philadelphia, and eventually the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The investigation of the crime and the trial of the perpetrators involved so many public officials and families, as well as the extended judicial system and geographical locations within and without the County, that we have included a Cast of Characters and Locations to assist the reader in following this convoluted tale

Illinois Government Research no. 56 1983: Prison Capacity and Sentencing Severity: A Look at Illinois, Michigan, and Pennsylvania

After a brief lull in the late seventies and early eighties, crime is once again a prime concern among a large number of Americans. More people are mentioning crime in periodic surveys of public problems than in the previous decade, and the 1982 governor's race in California may have been won at the eleventh hour by a strong law and order appeal. In the minds of many, criminal punishment is an integral part of the crime problem and society's efforts to combat it. It is viewed as both a real and a symbolic deterrent to crime, every bit as important as a mobile, effective police force. This has led to a reexamination of sentencing practices and a revision of sentencing codes, an increase in minimum punishments, and even new prison construction. Illinois, for example, moved from an interdeterminate to a determinate sentencing code, abolished its parole board, and enacted Class X legislation providing more severe sentences for selected heinous crimes. More recently it has embarked upon a campaign to increase its state penal capacity. Indeed, a recent report of the Illinois Economic and Fiscal Commission shows that the Department of Corrections received 75 percent of all new capital project dollars for FY 1983 ??? in excess of $80 million. Many students of criminal courts have doubted the effectiveness of these reforms. They note the low visibility of most sentencing decisions and the vested interest of most criminal court practitioners in the status quo. Of particular concern are the long-established "going rates" for routine offenses on which county plea bargaining practices are based. To better understand the sentencing process ??? and improve our chances to reform it ??? we undertook a long-term comparative study of criminal courts. The focus of the present essay is on factors that affect sentencing severity. Such factors are, of course, of special interest to those concerned with increasing the deterrent effect of sentencing.published or submitted for publicatio