i have to rite about prison boot camp. i rote what it is but i dont no what else to rite, help me please.?
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The Boot Camp provides military-style discipline through a highly regimented routine of physical exercise, education, substance-abuse treatment and community service. It is focused on behavior modification and rehabilitation of young offenders.\n\nThese links will give you more information.
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Boy, I'm with you there! Maybe you're looking for the Appeals Board, listed under the name of the prison. Find out the name of the Commissioner of the Appeals Board for the prison, write a letter, and then make an appointment.\n\nAlso the Board of Trail Lawyers for your state has a pro bono plan where (in this case) you'd want to make an appointment with a criminal lawyer for a nominal fee (e.g. $25.00; it's usually a 1/2 hour appointment). Bring as much information (documentation) and a typed up summary of your friend's situation so the attorney can read through it quickly, assess the situation, and offer some good advice and a plan of action. He or she may write a letter on your friend's behalf to the Board of Appeals. The phone number you would call to set this up would be Lawyers' Reference or Lawyers' Referral division of your state bar association (where all attorneys have to be licensed and registered to practice law).\n\nA general source of prison information is:\n\nwww.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison\n\nGod will bless you, Sally, for being such a good friend. Good luck. Your friend is very fortunate to have such a loyal and fair (and feisty) friend in you.\n\nFormer Legal Secretary
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The rules vary in every state, so it is hard to give you a definite answer but if you visit the appropriate state forum at http://www.prisontalk.com someone will be able to tell you exactly what the rules are and how to get this done.\nGood luck
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I answered in your initial question, and will gladly answer anything I can. \nI have a high school sweetheart, a baby brother, a dear friend and a pen pal in the system and have, in their causes, become an advocate for the protection of basic inmate rights (No, I don't think it should be summer camp, but the law requires humane & sanitary conditions and consistant application of policy and THAT is what I try to see upheld)I am also involved in a website you may find useful, http://www.prisontalk.com\nIf you'd like to get information straight from the horses mouth, may I suggest that you create a questionaire and send it to inmates at a few different facilities?\nHere is a good place to find leads if that idea appeals to you. http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=-1&f=294
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you must know what and how to play the game inside a prison walls ...if you fall you will become weak and be come a punk...will as you enter the prison to become a inmate for the fist time or become a convict that is institutionalized for some time ..in side is the test on how you get your respect...it all depends on the person some are rats,punks,Skelly wag.crybaby bitch,etc...when you are inside  your humiliated and be little by others ....just think at any time they have you strip search or see you in the rest room or showers you lost all your privet time..you are inside with all kinds of raise some don't even take shower or use hi gen..when you Shir a cell with another inmate you must remember you are not living at home you need to respect and shout your mouth because your not deal ling with someone with a full deck..inside a prison a is a very dangerous life stile some take things as a joke but that is when you deal with not one but over 2 hundred men that will take revenge and get what they stand for  not only that you can get jump, st abed,killed or scared for life or even rape...the inmate them selves run a prison .......if you are not stong stay out
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no there's no way to get a grant to boot camp in the military he can go in at 17 like i did parents consent with a diploma. hes gonna be in jail sooner or later. i lived in nc for 5 years while i was in the navy try going to the local probation officers offices and get him into the scared straight program . that where they go to jail for the weekend.
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Ask one of them..."If i were to ask your brother which road led to freedom which way would he tell me to go?"\n\nThen you go the other way\n\nIf u ask the one who always tells the truth then he would tell you that his brother would tell you to go down this road and it would lead to freedom...but b/c he lies the road would actually lead back to prison\n\nIf you asked the one that always lies then he would tell you the opposite of what the other guy would say...so he would tell you the road that would lead to the prison\n\n~So which ever way they tell you will lead to prison...so go the other way! lol
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I spent 20 months in Prison in Oklahoma. All programs are faith based,(God) - at a lower level of incarceration- community level, if you are chosen - like 15 out of 150 to be helped, you will be put in a drug program, if your lucky. Even though church and state should be separated, in Prison it is not. Because God is all you have and not much else. This is the bible belt they say, but you know I learned not to break the law ever again and it was God that helped me through those 20 months of noise, fights, homosexual activity I could have lived witout seeing all of that. You have to sleep with all of the noise and the lights on. It is the worst thing you could ever imagine living through. It's been a year now - as of yesterday. My thoughts looking back. All of the children that don't have their Mothers and that is the saddest part.
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First af all you have to know for sure and very well what that documentary will be about and what you want people to understand from your documentary. The ideas expressed in the doc. have to be very clear and they have to have a coherence (I think this is necessary). The whole doc. must have coherence. \n\nTake a sheet of paper and write down the points you want to make and all the questions you can possibly think of concerning your topic (like a brainstorming) and than see which of them are more relevant for your topic. Select the better ones. \n\nExample of a plan:\n\n1. Ask the prisoners why they arrived there (in prison). Maybe you can group them after the number of times they were imprisoned and after their actions that brought them there (rape, murder, theft, etc.) and analyze the rate of depression looking also at that.\n\n2. Ask them if they are sorry for what they did and if would do it again if they would have been liberated. I think it worth trying, even if you think they would all say YES. \n\n3. ALWAYS BE VERY ATTENTIVE AT THEY BEHAVIOR: THEIR VOICE, THEIR HANDS, EYES AND BODY MOVEMENTS, AT THEIR STATE OF SPIRIT.\n\n4. See also what are the conditions in the prison: the rooms, the food, divertissement, bathrooms, guardians (how they behave with the prisoners), everything. \n\n5. Ask them if anyone visits them. Ask them if they believe in God, who will help them improve, correct themselves. I think belief in God and the support of their relatives help their moral in prison. Ask them if they have a chapel or a church near the prison (some prisons have a church).\n\n6. Ask them what they are doing with their time there, in prison. What is their program for a day? \n\n\nGood Luck!\n\n\n\nAlso check these out.
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set yourself up so that for the period your in prizon your making more money than when you were free with clever use of investments. recreate the kind of conditions at home that your likely to experience in prison, so the shock factor of going in is minimised, and get commitments from as many people as you can that they will visit you while your in, and get lots of phone numbers memorised so you can call them from the yard, and start using a vibrator so your able to sleep on your first night inside after some fun with your celly. The idea of all this is to prepare for the painful experience of being there, the whole purpose of which is to crack you mentally and instill a deep fear of going back in once you get out. This advice is not gonna make it any easier, but atleast you'll get used to the life inside at record speed.
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glad you asked, heres how it really works. i spent 4 years in tdc-texas department of corrections. we were an 'ag' (agriculture) unit. we grew okra, peas, cabbage, ect & packaged it for transport. the unit across from us was a steel unit producing the beams & panels used for the buildings that prisons are made of. ferguison was a textile unit that supplied the materials for mconnell unit to make the clothes, boots, sheets & mattresses. the point is, we are a self preservation society in prison. the $20,000 per inmate is a myth. look up TCI on the stock market, we made everything from toothbrushes to steel buildings for sale to the public. we are literal 'cash cows'. a free workforce that supports itself as well as produce goods for sale. communism in full effect. prisons are big money makers, dont be fooled.
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You can go on to this link:  http://www.prisontalk.com/ go to the oklahoma forum there might be a lot of people there who might be interested.
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Pack light, be the first to get up and the first to get down, stay awake, learn order of rank and insignia asap (NCO's don't like to be called sir as they "work for a living"), eat fast, pay attention to details, only speak when spoken to and speak loudly, bring locks w/ keys (it's easy to forget your combo when your getting yelled at)....as I was informed at basic...only the USMC calls it boot camp....crawl under your rack to tighten up your sheets and dust cover, use foot powder, YOU DON'T HAVE TIME FOR CHICKS....I mean females.... AND THEY JUST GET YOU INTO TROUBLE....go to church even if you don't normally go (it's a nice break from the usual day)....the floor stripper cleans spray paint off the floor esp if there is already a thick coat of wax on the floor, drink lots of water, shallow breaths in the gas chamber, keep your weapon cleaned and oiled (don't forget to wipe off the buffer spring), they give you 2 pairs of boots make sure they are comfortable or it will tear up your feet, don't look around, take notes...it'll help keep you awake.....limit your caffine intake now
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Check this out, it's 12-1/2 weeks.  It's a hell of a lot harder than all the other boot camps, but you'll be a Marine.  It truly is worth it.  Get in really good shape and have your recruiter teach you some close order drill before hand.  The Marine Corps even after boot camp is hard, so when you're cold, wet, tired, starving, and pissed off in the middle of the night on post, think of the people you're standing for and protecting, and of the ones that came before you.  Never give up and keep your chin up.
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You obviously know nothing about the military or military life.  There's a chain of command just as there is in any large corporation, there's structure, rules and regulations to follow.  Post boot camp there's defense training, MOS schools, they learn codes of conduct and warfare and are held to a higher standard than sloppy, low moral civilians.  You don't see ANY service member wandering through Wal Mart in their pajama bottoms like you do civlian slobs.  There's an actual education to be had upon enlisting that goes well beyond the confines of a classroom....an education and lifestyle, pride in your job and pride in defending your country and the Constitution.
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http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=56\nThere's a lot of information there about Texas prisons
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Go to http://www.prisontalk.com and look in the PTO lounge, there are many prayers there for a wide variety of specific situations and for the general well being of incarcerated loved ones.\nGood luck