determine the need for community resources to assist released prisoners with making a successful community reintegration. The underlying purpose of the study focused on empowering the residents to initiate appropriate reentry, reintegration, and recidivism practices in their community. When community residents come together for a common cause and begin to initiate decisions which affect their lives and community, their objectives are achievable (Hindsworth & Lang, 2009). The needs assessment action
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Introduction of Post-Prison Adjustment Incarceration affects the prisoners themselves by taking a toll on their psychological health and social environmental issues. Inmates get a lot of discomfort because of the distance between their loved ones. Criminals might not understand the consequences they seek prior to prison and how it might affect them throughout their stay. Prison dehumanizes them by giving each inmate a number in which they will go by instead of their name
Analyse the strengths and weaknesses of biological explanations of criminal behaviour Introduction In order to answer this question, I will outline an understanding of the various criminological theories which aim to explain criminal behaviour in biological terms. A brief timeline of criminology will be provided to express the development of the biological perspective on crime from theorists such as Lombroso (19th c.) to modern biological theories. I will evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of