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Social Exclusion of Convicts and Ex-Convicts in Russia
Published 2012-03-01“…The article raises questions pertaining to ex-convicts as well as confined prisoners - one of the most marginalized groups among all exclusive groups in society. …”
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Community Labeling: Former Drug Convicts Become Drug Convicts Again
Published 2023-03-01“…This research was motivated by the discovery of information about ex-drug convicts at Class IIB Padang prison who returned to drug convicts after repeating the same incident. …”
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The aftermath of wrongful convictions: addressing the needs of the wrongfully convicted in England and Wales
Published 2018“…However, far less is known about what can be done to help the wrongfully convicted try to recover from this trauma and repair their lives once a conviction is overturned. …”
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The Indian convict labourer : convict or labourer? The interrelation between the colonial penal system, convict transportation and the usage of Indian convict labour by the British in colonial Singapore from 1825–1873
Published 2019“…Singapore’s past as a penal settlement has been largely based upon the usage of Indian convict labour to build up the colonial state in the 19th century. …”
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Early release of convicts
Published 2021-01-01“…Early release can not be approved for every convict. There are exceptions to the rule that convicts are eligible for early release based on good behaviour. …”
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Convicts and concentration camps
Published 2019“…Review of: <br> Clare Anderson, ed., <i>A Global History of Convicts and Penal Colonies</i>. xiv + 389 pp., maps, illus., tables. …”
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Meaning and meaninglessness of education for convicts. Selected aspects of education for convicts in Poland and in Europe
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From Convicts to Contemporary Convictions: Two Hundred Years of Australian Crime Fiction
Published 2018-02-01“…European Australia began in 1788 as an English jail, and from 1818 novels and stories appeared locally and in London about escaped convicts acting against free settlers, and sometimes Indigenous people resisting the taking of their land. …”
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CULTURE DIALOGUE AND RESOCIALIZATION OF THE CONVICTED
Published 2008-06-01Subjects: Get full text
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THE RIGHT OF CONVICTS AND DETAINEES TO SECURITY
Published 2018-12-01Subjects: Get full text
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Basic model of resocialization of convicts
Published 2021-01-01“…Purpose of the study: development of directions and basic model of resocialization of convicts. This study uses a three-factor dichotomous baseline model of convict resocialization with a single “external-internal” dichotomy. …”
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COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION
Published 2018-09-01“…It is proposed to publish the National Inventory of Collateral Consequences of Conviction so that any individual can learn the legal implications of a conviction under the law of each jurisdiction. …”
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Misaligned hope and conviction in healthcare
Published 2024“…We agree, but a widely appealed to type of hope – hope based on conviction (religious or otherwise), renders this assertion problematic. …”
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Race, wrongful convictions, and Texas: An analysis of the impact of juror and defendant ethnicity on wrongful convictions in Texas
Published 2018-07-01Subjects: “…wrongful convictions…”
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Differences between personality traits of convicted and non-convicted persons: The Hexaco model of personality as a framework
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The conviction of self-efficacy and midwives’ education
Published 2018-04-01Subjects: “…conviction about self-efficacy…”
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