Reflection Paper: Session one I. Introduction A. I never thought I would have the opportunity to describe in detail, some of the most pinnacle and influential moments of my life. Outside of keeping a slightly inconsistent journal, I have never had reason to share these experiences. B. I understand that the purpose of this assignment is, to determine comprehensive capability in referral to what course is most suitable for myself. Having said this I must take this opportunity to mention that my grammar skills are not quite to tune. It has been sometime since I’ve written such material. C. It took me 24 years to learn that underlying positivity and the belief that WE are in control of our own circumstances is the key to reaching inner happiness and peace. Also, only when we accept …show more content…
Again I was sent back to a community correction facility. This time my violation was due to a 9:00pm curfew violation. For my second com core trip I was sent to Denver. Here I obtained a job working at a tax attorneys office and was making fairly decent money. This seemed to frustrate the staff at the community correction facility. I was frequently unallowed to leave for work due to petty rules such as, failure to complete chores. I was paying 200 dollars a month to live in a sess pool. Eventually I was removed from the program and sent to adams county jail were I waited to return to prison and finish the remainder of my 180 days. I was released on march 21st from adams county jail and returned home. The next day I went to see my parole officer and was told that I would be returning to prison for the remaining 8 months of my parole term Reflection Paper: Session one Page 3 of 3 2. I was sent to sterling correctional center. I was in the lowest security side, but I was still around inmates that were serving life sentences. My outlook on life was instantly changed. I returned home, met the woman of my dreams and enrolled in school and am the happiest I’ve ever
house, and was threatened by an officer that he would be "dragged out of here."
If a person is sentenced to a state prison, depending on the crime, that person could be sent to one of S.C. Department of Corrections’ twenty-nine prisons which are categorized into four distinct security levels: community-based pre-release/work centers (level 1A), minimum security (level 1B), medium security (level 2) and high security (level 3). The architectural design of the institution, type of housing, operational procedures, and the level of security staffing determine an institution’s security level. Inmates are assigned to institutions to meet their specific security, programming, medical, educational, and work requirements.
implementation of AB 109, I was able to talk with a state parole officer and it was apparent
You stated in your grievance that inmates were walking around and getting into the shower during meal service. Rules and Regulations states “Your conduct during
On May 5, 2016 I was dispatched to 161 SE. 1st Ave. for domestic disturbance. The disturbance was reported by inmate at the jail.
first persuading the state to let us go, are we or are we not doing an injury,
Parole and Probation Officer, Birmingham Division of Jefferson County, State of Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles; Birmingham,
3. My teacher gave a test a week; a predilection that most of the class disliked.
a. Understand that it is okay to have your own feelings and thoughts, so that others do
Parole is the early release of an inmate (convicted felon) sent to state prison with the goal of parole being reduction of recidivism (Champion, 2007. p. 391). During this period of re-integration, the parolee is required to comply with certain terms and conditions. Since the parole period is a test to determine if the paroled individual was ready to re-enter society, failure to comply with these terms and conditions can have serious consequences. What those consequences are, depends upon the type of violation that occurs and the decision of the parole officer and parole board.
#3 What did you learn from this activity that surprised you? What I learned from this activity that
Standard conditions: Applicable to all parolees. Reporting to parole offices and inform of any changes in employment and other
...o our red van not saying a word to me. On the drive home she gave me my punishment. The punishment was that I was to be grounded for an entire month, and reap the consequences with the law. I ended up sitting in my house for the first month of summer and losing two-hundred and eighty dollars, which was my fine for stealing.
Interpersonal communication is one of the significant skills while communicating with other individuals. It normally covers an extensive area and includes both verbal and non-verbal communication. Body language and facial expression may affect the accurateness of the message transmission directly. Interpersonal communication skills normally ensure that the message is sent and received correctly without any alteration thus improving the communication efficiency. Learning diverse aspects of interpersonal communication has greatly aided me in better understanding of what it consists. I am capable of applying the knowledge gained from this course to my personal experiences. This paper reflects on my personal experience in learning interpersonal communication.
Lots of people thinks that they know themselves very well; they have a right way of communication, they know how to listen and respond to others, even emotional intelligence. Is this what you thought? I did. However after I have done my observe behavior interview to my friends, I believe that self-reflection is important to everyone to understand and improve our own communication styles.