Rdap Program Federal Prison - Our Mission Is To Provide Our Clients With The Knowledge, Services, And Continued Support

With an ever growing rate of prison population in United States of America, more than 80% of the total offenders are housed in the detention centres and community correctional centres which are operated by Bureau itself

FL, FL (prHWY.com) November 28, 2012 - Florida, Nov 28, 2012 - There were a number of correction centres in United States of America before 1930. Then the bureau for the Federal Prison system came into existence in the year 1930 keeping in mind that it would provide human care for the inmates. It was established to centralize the administrational working of all eleven Federal prisons at the same time and to make the Federal Prison System more professional.
Compassionate Release - With an ever growing rate of prison population in United States of America, more than 80% of the total offenders are housed in the detention centres and community correctional centres which are operated by Bureau itself. And with the help of the Federal Prison System, around 20% of the inmates are confined in detention centres, prisons and community correctional centres which are operated privately and. This is done through agreements with the local and state government.
The Federal Prison system maintains the lethal injection chamber and also takes care of federal execution except the ones which are taken care by the military.
The Federal Prison system has its roots in the18th and 19th Century. Even before the existence of the Federal Bureau of Prisions, the Federal Prison System was already being run in the country for 30 years. Courts were created in 1789 and seven prisons were established during the end of the 19th Century. Those found guilty of federal offences were given corporal punishments or were held in federal facilities.
By far men are convicted of more crimes than women. Women account for just 6.7% of the entire federal prison population. They do make up 27.6% of the federal prison staff. The most common race of federal inmates is Black, followed by Hispanic (classified as white) and white non-Hispanic. Native Americans account for 1.8% of the population and Asians round out the list at 1.6%. There are currently 31,891 Mexican citizens serving time in the federal prison system.
The majority of inmates are locked up in low and medium security prisons. Only 10.3% of the federal inmate population is serving time in high security prisons. 18.7% are serving time in minimum-security locations. While the news routinely talks about how the government is soft on immigration, the stats provided by the Federal Bureau of Prisons show that at least some enforcement is happening. There are 18,886 (10.8%) inmates in the federal system doing time for immigration related offenses.
A strong majority of inmates are serving time for drug related offenses. Weapons, Explosives and Arson offenses are a distant second. Just over half of the entire federal inmate population is being incarcerated for drug related offenses. Most of those incarcerated are serving between 5 and 15 years. Only 3.1% of the population has a life sentence and a minuscule 38 have death sentences. 5-10 years is the most common sentence. Close to 30% of the inmates are serving a sentence of this length.


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