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Essay Instructions: Please discuss the disparities in the sentencing guidelines of whites compared to minorities as a result of those in leadership positions who held or have the power to overhaul the current system.

Essay Instructions: Define the sentencing process of Pennsyliva and New Jersey. Consider both federal and state sentencing process. Do these reforms elimate recidivism? Do the federal government work better than the state guidline? What is different ? Describe the evolution of the sentencing process and determine if the process has changed or worsened the theory behind the criminal justice system.

Essay Instructions: Esaay Topic: Sentencing for Foreign prisoners in the United States

The essay will be 4-5 pages in length and should conform to requirements of the American Psychological Association (APA) style. The essay should be double-spaced, include a title page, and utilize at least 3 additional journal articles (along with the text articles) to further evaluate and critically discuss the correctional issue of choice.

PLEASE DO NOT PLAGIARIZE THIS PAPER. This paper should be very strong from start to finish. Please make sure this essay is due on time. If you have any questions/concerns, please feel free to contact me. Thank you!

Reference book:
Tewksbury, R. and D. Dabney (2009). Prisons and Jails: A Reader. Boston: McGraw Hill Higher Education.

Essay Instructions: Doug Kant, 34 years old, was just convicted on misdemeanor sexual assault charges, for improperly fondling a child. This is Doug?s first conviction for a criminal offense. His pre-sentence investigation report shows only a prior conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol. Additionally, Doug admitted to have been drinking when he fondled the child.
What type of sentence would you give this offender?
What other types of information would help you make a more informed decision on sentencing?
What are some of the treatment options and alternatives available for Doug?
Has rehabilitation for persons accused of sexual assault proven effective in the past?