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I’m familiar with Kalief Browder case because I discussed the legal issues involving the case in my criminal justice class, he was a teenager who was arrested mistaking for another person, accused of stealing a backpack, for a witness, he voluntary went to the precinct as per the police officer request and was arrested and sent to Rikers Island correctional facility , everything, denied bail because he was in probation , back and forth from court because the attorney, prosecutor and judge didn’t agree with a specific date to provide the evidence. He was claiming to be innocent at all times but he didn’t have a good legal representation, his lawyer never visit him in jail, as punishment he was in solitary confine for 2 years consecutives, …show more content…
All the trauma suffering for this young male ends for him to make a decision to take his own life hanging himself in his own house , unfortunately this time he actually succeed and died.
The Milgram obedience study was an example of the effect that can cause to be in prison/ jail, how officers used their power to abuse inmate, to feel that their in control. As the article mentioned the Department of Correction report that he was injury during the use of force by officer, he suffered a facial contusion. It was also mention in the article that The United State Attorney releases a report denouncing the living condition for adolescent jail on Rikers, However nothing have been done to results those issues. Also the inmates want to have control over other inmates, the gangs inside as well as the overcrowded condition inside the jail, creates more problems which was one of the situation that Kalief Brower has to face, causing so much psychological damages in him. Been under this type of circumstances, change his moods, maybe low his self-esteem , feeling lonely was ,developing depression which was probably one of the reason why he wanted to end his
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The time he spend in solitary confine transform him a distance and lonely and disconnect person who will need help to reintegrated in society and been able to function normally. His was depressed due to compare himself with his friends form high school, which was able to graduate on time and were college ready. He was seeing himself at a worthless, without education, job, money, leaving with his mother at his ages when he was supposed to have his own place already.
He was suffering from the side effect of been in jail and no one did absolutely nothing to help him, he was clearly in a deep depression, the flashback about his time in jail, was torturing him, he was need of mental health intervention. He was probably going through post-traumatic stress and depression and didn’t receive the proper treatment. This situation couldn’t been avoided if the court system weren’t be so neglect as well as if he would be referred for a psycho social and psychiatric
The boy’s mother will take the easy way out for herself so that she won’t have to fight through the pain. By taking her own life, she will leave the boy in the father’s hands. The boy misses his mother everyday
sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. The case against him was largely
In 2 years the trial ended with the verdict of guilty on the account of
Lonely” is a poem about a kid having trouble living his life and he isolates himself from other people which makes his life harder. In this poem the author uses symbolism, a metaphor, and rhetorical questions to show how being isolated can make life more difficult. The author tells the audience that whenever anyone tries to isolates themselves there life gets harder for them.
An example visiting an aged care home, help serve food to homeless people or a Youth centre. This is a good opportunity to meet other youths and gain new friends. Another factor was absent was having an ongoing close circle of friends or being involved in a long-term relationship with a girl. These were lacking in his life which meant he was isolated in a number of ways. This isolation would not have helped him in any way or bring self-worthiness. This may present a low-value outlook as a person and lack of motivation from
huge issue with mental health in prisons. The correctional officers have the power to make things better or worse for an inmate. In Kalief’s case, they made it worse and killed him.
There was a girl who loved a boy truly, as it was her first love, and the boy was not paying attention to her. After a week, the girl calls the boy, asking him if she could hang out with him. Unfortunately, she is given an excuse of him being busy with school work. Later, she finds pictures on a social media site, which are very grievous, as the pictures resemble her boyfriend cheating on her. The young girl is too inexperienced to realize that it is not her fault, and she starts to lose her self-esteem. When she tries to talk to him, he is negligent and selfish by asking her to leave. The heartbroken girl, in an angry mood now just wants to take her life....
...t his the evidence in front of a jury. Still believing in his innocence Jeff is filing for parole after fourteen years of eligibility. He is hoping to meet parole board criteria so he can be released on parole.
Stanford Prison experiment demonstrated the psychology of police brutality. In the experiment, normal college students who acted like guardians were given clothes, sticks and sun glasses.They easily adjusted their roles and began humiliating , abusing the prisoners. Mean while the prisoners became submissive. Consequences of Stanford Prison experiment showed us how quickly normal people can become aggressive and act violently when they are given authority over others. Furthermore the experiment displayed the effects of the uniform, jobs and handcuffs. In conclusion just like Stanford Experiment showed, the more authority is given to police , the more they will be aggressive. We can see this in riots and protests. If government gives authorization
The number of individuals that are incarcerated in the United States on a daily basis has surpassed 2.2 million (Gibbons & Katzenbach, 2011). Annually, 13.5 million people at some point and time spend time in prison or jail with approximately 95 percent of them ultimately returning to society (Gibbons et al., 2011). Taking the aforementioned statement into considerations the author believes that it is safe to say that what goes on behind prison walls effects all members of society. When correctional facilities are unsafe, unhealthy, unproductive, or inhumane it affects both the people who work in them as well as the people that are living there at some point and time.
Obedience is a widely debated topic today with many different standpoints from various brilliant psychologists. Studying obedience is still important today to attempt to understand why atrocities like the Holocaust or the My Lai Massacre happened so society can learn from them and not repeat history. There are many factors that contribute to obedience including situation and authority. The film A Few Good Men, through a military court case, shows how anyone can fall under the influence of authority and become completely obedient to conform to the roles that they have been assigned. A Few Good Men demonstrates how authority figures can control others and influence them into persuading them to perform a task considered immoral or unethical.
At many times throughout the book, he is followed by an overpowering feeling of loneliness that follows him wherever he goes. At the Reservation, he is lonely because of the lack of people around him. No matter where he looks, he cannot find someone to spend the time with, or who seems to care. All this changes when he is brought into the World State. Here, he is surrounded by people that want to learn about and meet him. So unused to this feeling, this makes him feel painfully out of place. Where he used to suffer from being physically lonely, he is now experiencing emotional loneliness. Especially after the death of Linda, his mother, he feels able more alone than ever. This is what leads to his inevitable
Loneliness is usually a common and unharmful feeling, however, when a child is isolated his whole life, loneliness can have a much more morbid effect. This theme, prevalent throughout Ron Rash’s short story, The Ascent, is demonstrated through Jared, a young boy who is neglected by his parents. In the story, Jared escapes his miserable home life to a plane wreck he discovers while roaming the wilderness. Through the use of detached imagery and the emotional characterization of Jared as self-isolating, Rash argues that escaping too far from reality can be very harmful to the stability of one’s emotional being.
Mark was the youngest of nine children. He lived in a three bedroom apartment. He dropped out of high school around the age of 14, during which he was in trouble with the law around 20-25 times. He had been dealing drugs and various other offenses. He even claimed to having been addicted to cocaine during this period. Things got worse when he was 16 years old. He attacked two Vietnamese men without provocation. He hit the first with a stick and he punched the second which permanently blinded him in the process. He was arrested and charged with attempted murder but the charge was later reduced to criminal contempt which was a maximum sentence of 10 years. After pleading guilty he ended up only staying in jail for 45 years.
of prisons in those days was very bad, which may be the reason why he