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| THE PRISON STORE, AS WELL AS THE INCIDENTAL ITEMS SOLD TO INAMTES. |
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| A POLIC THAT COURTS USE TO JUSTIFY NONIVTERVENTION IN THE DAILY ADMINISTRATION OF CORRECTIONS AGENCIES. |
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| SOMETIMES CALLED CIVIL LIBERTIES. ALL THE NATURAL RIGHTS GUARANTEED BY THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, SUCH AS FREE SPEECH ADN THE RIGHT TO RELIGOUS BELIEFS AND PRACTICES. |
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| CORRECTIONAL OFFICER (GUARD) |
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| A CORRECTIONS EMPLOYEE WITH SURPERVISORY POWER OVER A SUSPECT OR CONVICTED OFFENDER IN CUSTODY |
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| THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF ROLES, ACTS, AND STATUTES OF PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE. A SOCIAL GROUPS OR SET OF INTERACTING PERSONS OR GROUPS CONSIDERED A UNITARY WHOLE BECAUSE IT REFLECTS THE COMMON VALUES, SOCIAL NORMS, AND OBJECTIVES OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHOM IT COMPRISES, EVEN THOUGH THE GROUP IS CONSIDERED DISTINCT FROM THOSE INDIVIDUALS. |
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| THE PROCESS OF AN INMATE BECOMING ACCUSTOMED TO THE SUBCULTURE OF PRISON LIFE. |
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| THE RULES OR STANDARDS OF BEHAVIOR, SHARED BY MEMBERS OF SOCIAL GROUP, THE DEFINE APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR. |
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| A MODEL OF PRISONIZATION BASED ON THE BELEIF THAT THE PRISON SUBCULTURE STEMS FROM THE THE WAY INMATES ADAPT TO THE SEVERE PYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL LOSSES IMPOSED BY IMPRISONMENT. |
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| A MODEL BASED ON THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE INMATE SUBCULTURE ARISES NOT ONLY FROM INTERNAL PRISON EXPERIENCES BUT ALSO FROM THE EXTERNAL PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR THE INMATES BRING INTO PRISON. |
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| VISITS THAT PERMIT INMATES TO ENGAGE IN SEXUAL AND OTHER SOCIAL CONTACTS WITH THEIR SPOUSES IN AN UNSUPERVISED, PRIVATE SETTING. |
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