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Praveen Sudarsan
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This document summarizes and quotes an article about prison overcrowding and correctional programming. It includes two quotes and two paraphrases from the article. The quotes discuss the need to address prisoner rehabilitation and that women often engage in crime for different reasons than men. The paraphrases note that ignoring prisoner rehabilitation issues will lead to worse outcomes in the future, and that female criminals often turn to prostitution and feed addictions to support their children.

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DB Unit 3 ENG105 Prison Overcrowding Georgienna Bethel Professor K. Williams American InterContinental University Online October 24, 2009 Quotation 1: "If we do nothing to address the problems offenders bring in with them now, then nothing will change to improve the state of corrections in this country in the future." Author: Kaiser, Randee M. (Apr. 2004), Article Title: Correctional programming: A value-added service. Periodical title: Corrections Today, Volume 66, (Issue 2) pages 8(2) , Database: Academic Search Premier, 01902563 Paraphrase 1: If we continue to ignore the crimes that criminal induce into our society why does the law continue to waste hard earned taxpayer money to incarcerate these particular individuals ultimately if we continue to ignore all the warning signs the outcome of years ahead will be devastating. Title: “Correctional programming ", Apr. 2004 Quotation 2: "It is recognized that the majority of women who become involved in deviant behavior, including crime and drug abuse, do so by different pathways and for different reasons than men." Article Title: Correctional programming: A value-added service. (Apr. 2004), Periodical title: Corrections Today, Volume 66, (Issue 2) page 8(2), Database: Academic Search Premier Paraphrase 2: The statistics show that more females who participate in criminal acts and chemical addiction nine times out of ten turn to prostitution to support their habits and most often feed their children. (Author: Kaiser, Randee M., Apr. 2004) References
Kaiser, R. M. (2004, April). Correctional programming: a value-added service. (M. D. Services, Ed.) Corrections Today , 66.2 , p. 8(2).

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  • 1. DB Unit 3 ENG105 Prison Overcrowding Georgienna Bethel Professor K. Williams American InterContinental University Online October 24, 2009 Quotation 1: "If we do nothing to address the problems offenders bring in with them now, then nothing will change to improve the state of corrections in this country in the future." Author: Kaiser, Randee M. (Apr. 2004), Article Title: Correctional programming: A value-added service. Periodical title: Corrections Today, Volume 66, (Issue 2) pages 8(2) , Database: Academic Search Premier, 01902563 Paraphrase 1: If we continue to ignore the crimes that criminal induce into our society why does the law continue to waste hard earned taxpayer money to incarcerate these particular individuals ultimately if we continue to ignore all the warning signs the outcome of years ahead will be devastating. Title: “Correctional programming ", Apr. 2004 Quotation 2: "It is recognized that the majority of women who become involved in deviant behavior, including crime and drug abuse, do so by different pathways and for different reasons than men." Article Title: Correctional programming: A value-added service. (Apr. 2004), Periodical title: Corrections Today, Volume 66, (Issue 2) page 8(2), Database: Academic Search Premier Paraphrase 2: The statistics show that more females who participate in criminal acts and chemical addiction nine times out of ten turn to prostitution to support their habits and most often feed their children. (Author: Kaiser, Randee M., Apr. 2004) References
  • 2. Kaiser, R. M. (2004, April). Correctional programming: a value-added service. (M. D. Services, Ed.) Corrections Today , 66.2 , p. 8(2).