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What early correctional leader developed a system of marks through which prisoners could earn credits to buy their freedom?
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Captain Alexander Maconochie
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What was one of the biggest problems the prisoners had?
Lack of freedom.
Should prisoners have freedom?
Prisoners should have their basic human rights protected, including access to healthcare and protection from abuse. However, restrictions on their freedom are necessary to ensure the safety of society and to hold them accountable for their actions. It is important to balance punishment with rehabilitation to facilitate their reintegration into society upon release.
How was wallington developed as a settlement?
Wallington was developed by gaining power and freedom
Can some rights be taken away?
Once/If you are put in a correctional institute (Prison), many of your rights, such as freedom will be taken away.
In regard to religious freedom prisoners must be givin what?
uurestricted access to religious books
How can you use the word freedom in a sentence?
'His brave and noble actions led the prisoners to freedom.'or, 'For the first time since they had been brought over from Africa the slaves finally had freedom.'
What is the term for the release of a prisoner from a correctional facility who has not served his or her full sentence and whose freedom is contingent on obeying specified rules of behavior?
Conditional release
What parole did british give the patriots?
The British allowed the prisoners some freedom in return for their promise not to resume war.
What song is played during the credits of the host?
The song is Radioactive by Imagine Dragons.
Did Elizabeth Burgin help with The American Revolutionary War?
Yes, she helped American prisoners escape from the British prison ships.
Which group won major court cases securing religious freedom for prisoners in the US?
Caitlin Cox with her fat butt.
Which claimed freedom or right have prisoners been least successful in persuading federal courts to provide protection?
cruel and unusual punishment
