CORRECTION ADMINISTRATION

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The act of correcting or setting right Concern with the custody supervision and rehabilitation of criminal offender

CORRECTION

Involving the processes of handling individual have been convicted of offenses for purpose of crime prevention and control

CORRECTION

It is a term of the latin word of POENA which means pain or suffering

PENOLOGY

Study of punishment for crime or of criminal offender

ETYMOLOGY OF PENOLOGY

The study and practice as of a systematic management of jails or prison and other institution concerned with the custody treatment and rehabilitation of criminal offender

CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Refers to the manner or practice of managing or controlling places of confinement in jails are prison

PENAL MANAGEMENT

Maintains a doctrine of psychological hinduism or free will that the individual calculate pleasure and pain in advance of action and regulate his conduct by the result of his calculation

THE CLASSICAL SCHOOL

Basis of criminal liability in classical school

ABSOLUTE HUMAN FREE WILL

PURPOSE OF PUNISHMENT IN CLASSICAL SCHOOL

RETRIBUTION

It maintains that while the classical doctrine is correct in general it should be modified in certain details since children and lunatics cannot calculate the difference of pleasure from pain they should not be regarded as criminal hence they should be free from punishment

THE NEOCLASSICAL SCHOOL

It hard adheres that crime as an other act is a natural phenomenon criminal are considered as sick individual who needs to be treated by treatment program rather than punitive action against them

THE POSITIVE IS OR ITALIAN SCHOOL

Criminal could avoid punishing by climbing recipe in a church for a period of 40 days

13TH CENTURY SECURING SANCTUARY

Discrepit transport former warship used to house prisoner in the 18th and 19th century this were abandoned warship converted into prison as means of relieving congestion of prisoner they were also called "floating hells"

HULKS

Transportation of criminal in england was authorized

16th century

Death penalty become prevalent as a form of punishment

17TH CENTURY TO LATE 18TH CENTURY

The redress that the state takes against an offender where it signifies suffering or curtailment of its freedom

PUNISHMENT

The suffering that is inflicted by the state for the transgression of law

PENALTY

Offender should be punished by because they deserve it The punishment should be provided by the state whose sanction is violated to offer the society or the individual opportunity of imposing upon the offenders suitable punishments might be enforced

RETRIBUTION

Punishment is an form of a group vengeance where the purpose is to appease the offended public or group

EXPIATION OR ATONEMENT

Punishment give lesson to the offender by showing two other what would happen to them if they violate the law

DETERRENCE

The public will be protected if the offender has been held in condition where he cannot harm others especially in the public. Placing the offender in prison

INCAPACITATION AND PROTECTION

Societies interest can be better served by helping the prisoner to become law abiding citizen

REFORMATION OR REHABILITATION

The state tries to convince potential criminal that the punishment they face is certain swift and severe so they will afraid to commit an offense

GENERAL DETERRENCE

Convincing offender that the pain of punishment is greater than the benefits of crime so they will not repent their criminal offending

SPECIFIC DETERRENCE

Dangerous criminal are kept behind bars they will not be able to repeat their illegal activities

INCAPACITATION

Punishment should be more or less than the offender action deserve, it must base how blame worthy the person is

RETRIBUTION /JUST DESSERT

Convicted criminal must pay back their victim for their loss

EQUITY OR RESTITUTION

The proper treatment is applied and offender will present no further threat to society

REHABILITATION

Criminals are the reverted into a community correctional program for treatment to avoid stigma of incarceration

DIVERSION

Repair injuries suffered by the victim

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

Affected by burning beheading hanging breaking at the wheels pillar or other form of medieval execution

DEATH PENALTY/ CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

Refers on inmate where death penalty sentence is imposed

DEATH CONVICT

Barbaric form of inflicting pain

PHYSICAL TORTURE

Act of putting the offender into shame or humiliation

SOCIAL DEGRADATION

Sending or putting away of the offender

PUNISHMENT OR EXILE

Group of soldier

FIRING SQUAD

Two upright post traverse beam from which criminal are hung

GALLOWS

Use of a rope while the body is suspended in the air

STRANGULATION THROUGH HANGING

Consists of an iron color attached the post

GARROTE

Consists of a tall upright frame with a weighted and angle blade suspended at the top

GUILLOTINE

Man's neck is placed on the wooden carb wood

BEHEADING

Act of methodically beating or weeping the human body

FLAGELLATION OR FLOGGING

CUTTING OF AN ORGAN OF THE BODY

MUTILATION

Hollow iron frame shaped like the human body

IRON MAIDEN

Process in which mark or symbol is burned into the skin of a living person

BRANDING OR STIGMATIZING

Three holes to fit the head and the wrist

PILLORY

Would crucify people naked

CRUCIFICATION

Holes for the risk and legs but not for the head

STOCKS

Act to impose the death penalty on certain heinous crime

RA 7659

Law that designated little indian as a method of capital punishment in the philippines approved in march 20 1996

RA NO. 8177

A drug capable of paralyzing the muscle

PANCURONIUM BROMIDE

Capable of stopping heartbeat within seconds and this is commonly used in heart bypass operation

POTASSIUM CHLORIDE

Condition release of a prisoner after serving part of his or her sentence in prison

PAROL E

Disposition whereby a defendant after conviction of an offense the penalty of which does not exceed 6 years imprisonment is released

PROBATION

Amount given as a compensation for a criminal act

FINE

Penalty of vanishing of a person from the place

DISTIERRO

Act to deter other from committing crimes

EXEMPLARITY

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