NOTE: The chapters are not always SEQUENTIAL and we might be reading some of them "out of order." Grad students will be expected to give periodic reports, based on research, and various topics during the semester. FEBRUARY 5 --Introduction /handouts (Chapters 1-3: nature and history of prisons) February 19 --Morning: Chapter 4 (punishment) and 5 (prisoner litigation) --Afternoon: Chapter 6 (Correctional Client) --Read chapter 19: Race (we will be discussing this all term) March 5 --Morning: Chapter 7 (Jails) and Chapter 8 & 9 (probation / Intermediate Sanctions) --afternoon: Chapter 10 (Incarceration) (MIDTERM DUE THIS WEEK -- TAKE HOME March 19 --All day: Chapter 11 (Prison Experience April 9 --Morning: Chapter 12 (women) --Afternoon: Chapters 13 (Institutional Mgt) and 14 (Prison programs) April 13 --Morning: Chapters 15 and 16: release, "making it" --Afternoon: Chapter 17: juveniles April 23 (ARRANGED) Responsible for: Chapter 21 (surveillance) & Chapter 22 (community Justice) May 7 All day: Death Penalty Final exam
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