The Sentencing Process and The Problem in Prisons

The Sentencing Process and The Problem in Prisons From the first e-Activity, examine the extent to which the sentences the defendants in each case received were appropriate for the offenses they committed. Debate the degree to which corporal punishment is an effective form of sentencing when given in conjunction with a prison term. Provide support for your rationale.From the second e-Activity, imagine you are a warden in prison, and you have been tasked with deciding the most appropriate way to allocate funds. Choose the one (1) issue that you would distribute the most resources toward in order to combat the findings from the Commission on Safety and Abuse in America’s Prison’s report on the United States’ correctional system. Classify one (1) advantage and one (1) disadvantage to deciding to allocate the most resources toward the issue you have chosen. Provide support for your rationale.below are the e-activities.500 words total2 refs and citeWEEK 7 E-ACTIVITYGo to Corpun’s Website and read the articles titled “8 years’ jail, 10 strokes of rotan for drug possession”, dated May 7, 2013, “’City Hall officer’ gets jail”, dated May 11, 2013, and “Jail and rotan for trio who brutally raped woman”, dated May 31, 2013, located at http://www.corpun.com/13archive/myj01305.htm#24478. Be prepared to discuss.Go to USAToday’s Website and read the article titled “Rising prison problems begin to trickle int

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o society”, dated June 11, 2006, located at http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2006-06-11-our-view_x.htm. Be prepared to discuss.Answer Preview……………In the article 8 Years’ Jail, 10 Strokes of Rotan For Drug Possession, the sentence given is within the range of the acceptable law hence is considered fair. Given the seriousness of the crime, possessing drugs is punishable by the law which provides for life imprisonment and not less than six strokes and less than two-years for consumptions. Ishak pleaded guilty and is also remorseful about his offense hence this mitigating circumstance granted him eight years instead of life imprisonment and only a year for consumption from the possible two years. Therefore, the sentencing given to Ishak is fair and appropriate. In the article City Hall Officer’ Gets Jail, the sentence given to Komagan is also appropriate and fair. The fact that he pleaded guilty and didn’t commit a violent crime makes the four-year jail term, and a lighter thirty strokes of Rotan meant for school canning fair. However, the reasons he gave like being the sole breadwinner and paying rent does not grant him liberty to break the law and cone people. Therefore, this sentencing serves as a warning to the public and future offenders that the law does not favor and offers the appropriate and deserving sentence for such cases…………..APA 598 words
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