Sentences with word «incarcerated»

This article examines the application of TARGET for youth incarcerated for felony - level offenses in a juvenile justice setting.

New Orleans holds the highest percentage of incarcerated people in the world.

The substantial number of parents incarcerated in the criminal justice system has resulted in increased attention to the enormous challenges faced by their children, now numbering over two million.

, a program of Community Works focused on raising awareness about children with incarcerated parents with a long - term goal of improving services and policies that affect these children.

Weiner is undergoing psychological treatment for what he says is an «addiction» and is working at a non-profit organization he founded in 2014 to train young and formerly incarcerated people for jobs in the culinary industry.

My work with incarcerated women at a Connecticut prison led me to read Hoke's account of his spiritual work with violent offenders and gang members in the Northwestern United States.

JoAnne Page, president and CEO of the Fortune Society, a nonprofit that advocates for formerly incarcerated individuals, also welcomed the announcement.

At noon, the NYC Jails Action Coalition holds a rally prior to the New York City Board of Corrections hearing with faith leaders, children and families of incarcerated individuals and other criminal justice advocates, and City Council Members have been invited, 455 First Ave., Manhattan.

Cognitive - behavioral therapy's outcomes in incarcerated women with substance abuse: a comprehensive systematic review protocol

@meggsnbakon writes a response to poetry written by incarcerated youth from InsideOUT Writers.

Jonathan received his training while incarcerated at the Allen County Correctional Facility.

Given the state he was in while incarcerated in a Northern California high kill shelter, nobody would have adopted this boy.

My dissertation research studied the impact of life after prison for formerly incarcerated men and their families.

Frequently, children of incarcerated fathers have found their trust in their father violated and they may tend to project those untrusting feelings on men generally.

Summary: (To include comparison groups, outcomes, measures, notable limitations) The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of intensive filial therapy [now called Child - Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT] as an intervention for incarcerated mothers as a method of increasing empathic behaviors with their children, increasing attitudes of acceptance toward their children, and reducing stress related to parenting.

Kentucky allows incarcerated spouses to be served by certified mail with return receipt.

Our young people are currently incarcerated as adults and treated as adults instead of being treated as young people who have made a mistake.

Of the roughly 1.6 million people currently incarcerated in the United States, the number of those approaching senior citizen status is increasing rapidly.

Unshackled Potential: The Impact of Relationship Education on Incarcerated Populations represents an integration of quantitative and qualitative data (i.e., a mixed - method study) collected from inmates in correctional institutions who volunteered to complete a brief outcome evaluation survey after participating in Relationship Education (RE) classes taught through Healthy Relationships California (HRC).

«We can not solve the opioid addiction crisis by incarcerating individuals with the disease of addiction.»

These results add to the growing body of research on incarcerated fathers and fragile families.

We don't view our students as incarcerated students that need «correction».

This bill amends the consent provisions of the Adoption Act to provide means of obtaining consents to adoption from incarcerated parents or parents who are otherwise unable to be present in Court.

In addition, the Commission recommended that courts adjust fines and fees to avoid a disproportionate impact on the poor, that courts not condition access to a judicial hearing on payment of fines and not incarcerate people who can't pay fines or fees.

The social cooperative is full of incarcerated adults who want to provide for a healthy future beyond the correctional facility that they're currently confined in.

Each day, thousands of previously incarcerated men and women are released from our nation's prisons, only to face an uphill battle when seeking employment because of their criminal history.

In portraits of incarcerated family members and friends lost to acts of violence and fantastical scenarios incorporating historical figures, role models and public icons, the artist uses compositional cues from American history paintings and religious iconography in works made of oil and acrylic paint, castoff furniture, iridescent CDS, water bottles, LED lights, sneakers and plastic bags.

Only 65 percent of the juvenile justice facilities in the United States offer an educational program for incarcerated young people.

One approach, multi-systemic family therapy (MST) reduced re-arrest rates among incarcerated youth by almost half.

«These nationally recognized organizations have already proven successful in helping incarcerated individuals get access to the resources they need to apply for clemency, make the case for their rehabilitation and have the opportunity to contribute to and re-enter society,» Cuomo said in a statement.

Meanwhile, the resolution also «expresses particular concern about 16 and 17 year old inmates incarcerated at the Rikers Island facility.»

America incarcerates more women than any other country in the world.

I expected to find the blawgosphere abuzz this morning over yesterday's joint investigative report by 60 Minutes and The Washington Post revealing that hundreds of defendants remain incarcerated even though their convictions came about with the help of a discredited FBI forensic tool known as comparative bullet - lead analysis.

Not only does the judge decide the case but he or she can have the attorney incarcerated if that judge finds the attorney is in «contempt of court.»

He has also worked with Mural Arts Philadelphia through their Restorative Justice program, and is a «Right of Return» fellow — a program that invests in formerly incarcerated artists to create original works of art that can further propel criminal justice reform efforts.

Expectedly, the population of incarcerated adolescents exhibited a high prevalence of psychopathology.

The Flash, he's given the most to do, a subplot involving his wrongfully incarcerated father Henry (Billy Crudup) and the youngster's general inability to fit in with others giving him an idiosyncratic edge that's consistently engaging.

Judge Valerie Caproni said she did not plan to instruct the jury, but left options open to limit what jurors learn about why Howe is now incarcerated as he testifies against his former friend, Joseph Percoco.

Firstly, some resume writers I know say not to put any arrests or time incarcerated on a resume.

Last seen incarcerated during the end credits of Spider - Man: Homecoming, Adrian Toomes -LSB-...]

The Stop Solitary for Kids campaign was amassed to play a short - and long - game approach to curbing the use of solitary confinement on incarcerated juvenile offenders.

Member of Parliament for the Odododiodio Constituency, Nii Lante Vanderpuye, refused to retract and apologize for saying that the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) will free incarcerated former GYEEDA Coordinator Abuga Pele, should the party return to power after election 2020.

In particular, BC has not taken action to address the ongoing violence against Indigenous women and girls, the basic human rights of many incarcerated women and girls are overlooked, many women do not have access to secure housing, women continue to be more economically insecure than men, and women remain unable to enforce their legal rights because of inadequate — and grossly underfunded — legal aid.

(Crude ones are often «made» by incarcerated criminals) 2.

healing programs and services for the wider Indigenous community, not limited to addressing impacts of forced removal, but extended to address trauma arising from other situations such as drug and alcohol abuse, family violence, and rehabilitative programs for incarcerated Indigenous peoples;

In cases of abandonment, such as when a parent or guardian chooses to relinquish parental rights or when a parent becomes incarcerated, the child might then become a dependent of the court.

There are other criteria, including prohibitions on aid for most incarcerated students and a rule that students convicted under federal or state laws of sale or possession of illegal drugs can not get federal student aid in certain cases.

Drug - related arrests have contributed to staggeringly high growth in the numbers of incarcerated black men.

Well, we've been beavering away on development and today Kotaku UK shared some early details of the DLC: Escape Mode for Prison Architect: Console Edition puts you in the shoes of a newly incarcerated prisoner trying to climb to the top of...