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Correctional Practices and (Un)intended Outcomes
Wed, Nov 13, 2:00 to 3:20pm, Salon 13 - Lower B2 LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This thematic panel spans jail and prison systems to consider the role of correctional policies and experiences. The panel explores prison visitation as a producer of custodial and post-release antisocial behaviors, the role of jail-based substance dependence programs in reducing general and drug-related recidivism, and the impact of decarceration on persons who remain inside correctional facilities. Implications for local and state jail and prison systems are discussed.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Outside In: The Role of Visitation on Within-Prison and Post-Release Behavior - Amber Krushas, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Alexandra Nur, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
The Impact of Substance Dependence Programming on Recidivism for Incarcerated Individuals - Kaylee Dawn Faria, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Nicole Harrington, Hampden County Sheriff’s Office; Alexandra Nur, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Visits as a Catalyst for Prison Program Engagement - Alexandra Nur, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
What About Those We Left Behind?: The Unintended Consequences of Decarceration for Those Still Incarcerated - Baylee Allen-Flores, University of Nebraska Omaha