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• Medium security prisoners
• Minimum security prisoners
• Maximum security prisoners
• Legal
• Personal
• Super maximum security prisoners
• Certain
• No one must escape
• Equal
• Computation of prescription of offenses
• Computation of the prescription of penalties
• Habitual Delinquency
• Reiteracion
• Recidivist
• Prescription penalties
• Quasi Recidivist
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• Corrections

  A branch of the Criminal Justice system
• Prisoners whose escape could be dangerous
• Productive of suffering without affecting integrity
• Types of security prisoners

  • Minimum security prisoners
  • Medium security prisoners
  • Maximum security prisoners
  • Super maximum security prisoners
• Prisoners


  Composed of incorrigible, intractable individuals
• Criminal Justice system

  The machinery of any government
• Penalty is suffering inflicted by the state
• Commensurate with the offense


  Different crimes must be punished accordingly
• No one must escape
• Prisoners who can be reasonably trusted
• Legal consequences


  Must be in accordance with the law
• Equal consequences


  Must be equal for all persons
• The guilty are
• Those who cannot be trusted
• Computation of the prescription of penalties is the period of prescription penalmas
• Computation of prescription of offenses is the period of prescription
• Correctional changes the attitude of offenders
• Prescription of crime is punishable by death
• Recidivist is one who, at the time of his trial for one crime
• Habitual Delinquency occurs within a period of 10 years
• Reiteration is when an offender has been previously punished
• Bureau of Correction is an agency under the Department of Justice