Bridging community and prison for older adults: invoking human rights and elder and intergenerational family justice

Maschi, Tina; Viola, Deborah; Harrison, Mary T.; Harrison, William O.; Koskinen, Lindsay; Bellusa, Stephanie

doi:10.1108/ijph-04-2013-0017

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“…Whilst recognising the importance of youth crime issues, focusing on young offenders creates the danger that older people become deprioritised and disempowered, rendered invisible and excluded. (Codd and Bramhall, 2002: 33)The majority of research undertaken to date tends to focus on the experiences of resettlement following a period of custody (Maschi et al, 2014; Forsyth et al, 2015; Wyse, 2018), Approved Premises (Reeves, 2013), and an inherent assumption that older clients are sex offenders (Docherty, n.d.). Although sex offences represent the single largest offence category for those aged over 50 in prison (45%), this does mean that over half of older offenders have not been convicted of a sexual offence.…”

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Institutional thoughtlessness and the needs of older probation clients

Cadet

2020

Probation Journal

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This article explores the increase in the number of older people on probation caseloads. ‘Older’ clients are defined as those aged 50 and over, in line with the use of this definition by Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service. Drawing upon a Freedom of Information request submitted to the Ministry of Justice, the data show increases in the age of probation clients across community orders, suspended sentences, and supervision on licence. One in five residents in Approved Premises are over 50. Despite the increase, there is a dearth of research relating to the needs of older people on probation and how well probation services and staff are equipped to meet their needs. Consequently, this article utilises research relating to older prisoners, drawing inferences to probation experiences. This prompts the question of whether probation is ‘institutionally thoughtless’, a term coined relating to the daily experiences of older prisoners. This article depicts findings from qualitative interviews with older prisoners in prison for the first time. The findings highlight ambivalence towards completing accredited programmes, which may be applicable to probation settings. This article concludes that action to tackle discrimination requires a commitment to justice, self-awareness, and knowledge via policy and practice.

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Institutional thoughtlessness and the needs of older probation clients

Cadet

2020

Probation Journal

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“…Dramaturgi digunakan dalam mence ritakan tambahan biaya hidup berkaitan de ngan pendapatan WBP. Konsep dramaturgi ini didasarkan pada negosiasi Maschi et al (2014) dan Vanhaelemeesch & Beken (2014) yaitu di lapas. Negosiasi ini melibatkan dia log sekaligus pernyataan WBP dan petugas sebagai aktor utama, serta peneliti (Whedy) sebagai aktor pembantu.…”

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“…Kondisi yang bertujuan untuk menyelaraskan dengan peraturan lapas karena peraturan sebagai pembatas WBP secara ketat dalam keseluruhan aktivi tas. Hal ini sebagaimana dinyatakan Maschi et al (2014) bahwa perilaku interaksi untuk mempersiapkan peran dan kesan yang ingin ditangkap dalam cara sama oleh pihak lain. Cara yang sama ini berarti mengacu kepada kesamaan (peraturan) yang berarti ada per tunjukan yang ditampilkan.…”

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2020

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Panggung Drama Pendapatan Narapidana. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengkaji aktivitas narapidana dalam mengelola keuangan nya pada sebuah lembaga pemasyarakatan. Dramaturgi digunakan se bagai metode dengan aktor narapidana, petugas, dan peneliti. Peneli tian ini mengindikasikan ketersediaan uang (86) dengan adanya imbalan tambah an fasilitas. Fasilitas ini merupakan bentuk dasar kas untuk menjamin pendapatan ditandingkan dengan biaya yang diperkirakan berkaitan dengan pendapatan narapidana. Selain itu, penelitian ini juga menunjukkan adanya interaksi antara narapidana dan petugas dalam budaya penjara dinamis. Oleh karena itu, petugas seharusnya mampu menyediakan keamanan dan ketertiban dengan meniadakan penyediaan uang.

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“…Additionally, correctional facilities do not have a professionally trained workforce that can adequately address the safety, health, and social needs, especially those of LGBT and older people . A coordinated public health response that can improve access to health and justice for criminal justice involved LGBT people, especially for elders, is needed (Maschi et al, , 2014.…”

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“Coming Out” of Prison: An Exploratory Study of LGBT Elders in the Criminal Justice System

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Klein

2016

Journal of Homosexuality

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This two-phase qualitative study explores the experiences of ten formerly incarcerated LGBT elders' experiences prior to, during, and after release from prison. A core theme of self and the social mirror emerged from the data that represented LGBT elders ongoing coming out process of unearthing their 'true selves' despite managing multiple stigmatized identities or social locations, such as being LGBT, elderly, HIV positive, formerly incarcerated, and a racial/ethnic minority. These findings further our awareness of an overlooked population of LGBT who are older and involved in the criminal justice system. Recommendations that incorporate suggestions from formerly incarcerated LGBT elders for services and policy reform are presented.

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Bridging community and prison for older adults: invoking human rights and elder and intergenerational family justice

Cited by 32 publications

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Institutional thoughtlessness and the needs of older probation clients

Institutional thoughtlessness and the needs of older probation clients

Panggung Drama Pendapatan Narapidana

“Coming Out” of Prison: An Exploratory Study of LGBT Elders in the Criminal Justice System

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