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Module 5 Notetaking Guide
Describe the difference between these different facilities
Local Jails Work Release Programs

State Prisons Federal Prisons

Programs offered by Federal Prisons.
How is Education incorporated into prisons?

Inmate Skills Development-

Substance Abuse Treatment–

Release Preparation Program-

Prisons
Minimum Security

Low Security

Medium Security

High Security

Administrative

Contract Facilities

Supermax Prisons

Movement in a prison- There are many reasons why a prisoner would be moved. Please discuss each of them.
Redesignations—

Change in Custody Levels—

Near Release Transfers—

Transfers for Training Purposes—

Inmate Rights: What rights do they have and which part of law protects them?

Give two facts on each
Inmate Religion—

Medical care—

Right to vote—

What is correction reform?

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