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Addressing Society’s Perception and Treatment of Ex-Offenders: Measuring Progress Without Measuring People Measuring individuals to improve their performance is a common practice in many fields, but does it really work? Rarely, and more likely never. Performance measures are often perceived as punitive, making people feel judged rather than supported. This does not create a…
Opportunities for Ex-Felons Seeking Employment: We call B.S. While platforms often suggest that ex-felons can obtain lucrative jobs, the reality of securing employment depends on several factors, including the type of felony and pervasive implicit biases against ex-convicts among U.S. employers. Although individuals impacted by the justice system often have the opportunity to contribute positively…
Unlocking the Semiotics of Prison Attire: Impact on Human Psyche and Societal Perception In a groundbreaking study titled “Unlocking the Semiotics of Prison Attire,” researchers delve into the profound implications of prison clothing on the human psyche and societal perception. Led by esteemed scholars in the fields of psychology, sociology, and criminology, the study sheds…
Judge Orders Special Oversight of Troubled Federal Women’s Prison in Dublin In a significant development, a judge has mandated the appointment of a special master to oversee operations at a troubled federal women’s prison in Dublin. The move comes amid long-standing investigations into pervasive sexual abuse against inmates, marking the first time the Federal Bureau…
Navigating the FBI Identity History Summary Check (IDHSC) In today’s digital age, background checks have become a routine part of various processes, from employment screenings to housing applications. Among these checks, the FBI Identity History Summary Check (IDHSC) holds significant weight, as it provides a comprehensive record of an individual’s criminal history. Understanding what goes…
The Draconian Laws of the Sex Offender Registry: How They Destroy Lives In the United States, the sex offender registry is a system designed to monitor individuals convicted of sex-related crimes. While the intention behind such registries is to enhance public safety, the implementation and consequences of these laws often result in devastating effects on…
The Untouchable Documentary: Exposing the Campaign of Oppression by Ron and Lauren Book In the documentary “Untouchable,” the insidious campaign led by Ron Book and Lauren Book to oppress individuals charged with sex offenses is laid bare. The film exposes how they exploit a niche conflict to fund their lifestyles, applying for grants for their…
Unveiling the Complexities of Mass Incarceration In the pursuit of justice, Empire Foundation LLC delves into the intricate web of the U.S. criminal legal system, advocating for reform and challenging preconceived notions. Questions surrounding the innocence of individuals in jail, the impact of the war on drugs, and the profit motives of private prisons linger…
Rethinking Behavior Modification in Corrections: The Role of Willingness, Cooperation, and Compassion In the realm of corrections, the age-old debate between punitive measures and rehabilitative approaches continues to shape the landscape of behavior modification systems. Traditionally, punitive methods relying on reward and punishment have been the norm. However, a growing understanding of mental health nuances…
The Prisoner’s Dilemma in Justice: Unraveling Systemic Oppression In a stark examination of the justice system’s intricacies, the application of the Prisoner’s Dilemma and Nash Equilibrium reveals a web of systemic oppression. This concept, deeply rooted in game theory, unfolds in legal scenarios where cooperation could yield more just outcomes. Instead, individual interests often prevail,…