Up until the 1960s, the U.S. Courts took a “hands-off policy” with respect to offender rights, as most judges subscribed to the belief that prisoners did not have individual rights. Since that time, major reforms have been instituted which afford individuals under correctional supervision four foundations that support their legal rights – constitutions, statutes, case law, and regulations.
For this discussion:
Explain the courts’ “hands-off policy” and its impact on prisoners
Give examples of how the 4 types of law mentioned above help support offenders’ rights
Decide and discuss whether or not you think prisoners should have constitutional rights, and if so, which ones. Defend your position
Instructions
Initial discussion post should be a minimum 250 words
Post should be substantive and free of writing errors
Cite and reference all sources, including course text, using APA format
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Up until the 1960s, the U.S. Courts took a hands-off policy” with r
1. Up until the 1960s, the U.S. Courts took a “hands-off policy”
with respect to offender rights, as most judges subscribed to the
belief that prisoners did not have individual rights. Since that
time, major reforms have been instituted which afford
individuals under correctional supervision four foundations that
support their legal rights – constitutions, statutes, case law, and
regulations.
For this discussion:
Explain the courts’ “hands-off policy” and its impact on
prisoners
Give examples of how the 4 types of law mentioned above help
support offenders’ rights
Decide and discuss whether or not you think prisoners should
have constitutional rights, and if so, which ones. Defend your
position
Instructions
Initial discussion post should be a minimum 250 words
Post should be substantive and free of writing errors
Cite and reference all sources, including course text, using APA
format
