germany's correctional system is based on the penal system.
germany's correctional system is based on the penal system.
germany's correctional system is based on what kind of law?
penal system
the united states army correctional brigade is a prison which prepares prisoners for transition to civilian life as useful citizens or, in a few select cases, for return to military service. prior to 1 october 1992, camp funston was the home of the brigade. the correctional brigade environment was unique in that prisoner control was maintained by military discipline, instead of walls and bars for most of the typical prisoners’ stay. the correctional brigade's philosophy is that the minimum custody/military discipline environment when coupled with correctional treatment, educational programs, military and vocational training best prepared the typical first-time prisoner for a crime-free life after prison as either a productive soldier or a useful citizen in civilian life. moreover, this correctional system was asserted to be less expensive to establish and operate than the traditional prison.
united states army correctional brigade
in 1997, laboy was appointed by governor pedro rosselló as secretary of the puerto rico department of corrections and rehabilitation. as such, she was in charge of supervising all the correctional system of the island. during that time, she created the department of investigation of the correctional system, and collaborated with municipalities for several correctional efforts. she also supervised the administration of juvenile institutions, the office of pre-trial services, and others. during her time as secretary, she also served as adviser to the governor and the legislative assembly on security matters. she also was part of the executive committee of the high intensity drug trafficking area program.
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