Corrections: From Research, to Policy, to Practice
Second Edition
Learning Objectives
- Explain the origins of corrections.
- Discuss how what we do now in corrections is often grounded in historical experience (or a repeat of it).
- Compare the different types of corrections used historically.
- Identify some of the key Enlightenment thinkers, their ideas, and how they changed corrections.
- Describe colonial jails and early prisons in America and how they operated.
- Compare early American prisons with early European and British prisons.