MALES V. FEMALES: Visit Status During Prison Service, Why do males get more visits than female offenders?
- Claims of no prison facilities near the female offender's home address are available, and the caretakers of the inmates' children find it economically difficult to accommodate driving or traveling far distances to clothe, feed, and transport kids to prison visits, with caretakers usually being the maternal grandmother of the children (Seiter, 20**).
SOLUTIONS:
- Participating states have contributed the new programs to assist women:
- Psychological Programs
- Substance Abuse Programs
- Mental Health Programs
- Domestic Violence Programs
- Work Programs with work training available in prison since the case law example of Pargo v. Elliot (1995), (Seiter, 20**), whereas the sub-congressional courts expressed reasonable accommodation efforts according to the United States constitution covering the needs complained about to the Bureau of Prisons in case law Barefield v. Leach (1974) whereas female prison inmates exposed gender disparity among federal prison inmates of female gender unequal and rather abusive in comparison to male inmates of similar situations being held for similar crimes, however experiencing a greater satisfaction of activities and social reentry style recidivism training inclusive of vocational skills training for a better quality of life upon return to society (Seiter, 20**).
- CITATION: Seiter, R. P. Corrections: An Introduction, 3rd Edition. [Bookshelf Online]. Retrieved from https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781256086253/
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