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Akteri mobinga u vojnoj sredini

Akteri mobinga u vojnoj sredini

Author(s): Radomir Čolaković,Jelena Čolaković Lončar / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 1/2019

In the work the author described, for the first time in this region, the psychological profiles of mobbing actors in the military environment. Mobbing actors in the military environment have more specific personality profiles than mobbing actors in the civil sector. So far, there has been mostly talk about mobber and mobbing victims. Mobber has a psychopathic personality structure and is most often at command position, but this is not a rule. The mobbing victim is most often at a lower formational position in the military hierarchy and is, also, mostly subordinate member of the collective. Mobbing victims are in most cases, among the most capable, the most professional people within their formational position and their military evidentiary service. In the same manner, they are motivated for a military call and have a high motivation for achievement. They love their business. They react to stimulating measures. These are the seniors who cause envy of colleagues. Also, they are honest and strictly adhered to military regulations. In their working lives, they have been rewarded and praised many times because of their great results. In the same context, they demonstrate pedantry in work on entrusted tasks and work tasks, respect the deadlines for the execution of tasks, strictly adhere to military regulations, innovation in work and self-initiative. Also, the author described and discovered another profile that belongs to mobbing actors, but which has not been mentioned in theory and practice so far. These are imitators of mobbers. They represent a “security cordon” of mobber, the support group. Mostly they are, from the psychological aspect, simple personality structures. When they enter in the “work of the imitators,” they often translate their observations into the language of their own interests. For them, it is permitted periodic deviations in military behavior. Among the imitators of the mobber there are seniors, who in the past had military “sins,” so that mobber really “keeps them in the hand”. The work is useful for military psychologists, especially for seniors on command positions, who, on the basis of the facts presented, can easily identify the mobbing actors in the military collective and, on the basis of these findings, take adequate measures of prevention.

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Aktywizacja społeczna i zawodowa osadzonych jako istota oddziaływań probacyjnych w środowisku wolnościowym

Aktywizacja społeczna i zawodowa osadzonych jako istota oddziaływań probacyjnych w środowisku wolnościowym

Author(s): Katarzyna Gucwa-Porębska / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 4/2017

Staying in prison isolation – in a total institution is sometimes a time of many changes in human life. A new, previously unknown place in which “second life” takes place can contribute to fears, fears, lowered sense of life, lack of goals. Therefore, to counteract the negative consequences of imprisonment, it is worthwhile to introduce activities aimed at social and occupational activation, which significantly reduce the level of anxiety and give a new meaning. Ryszard Musidłowski writes that it is worth emphasizing that “although the purpose of the penalty of deprivation of liberty is primarily the resocialisation of the sentenced person, and not merely the desire to cooperate in shaping his social attitudes, he assumes and prefers his activity.”

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Aktywność fizyczna w zakładach karnych a podstawowe wymiary osobowości mężczyzn odbywających karę pozbawienia wolności

Aktywność fizyczna w zakładach karnych a podstawowe wymiary osobowości mężczyzn odbywających karę pozbawienia wolności

Author(s): Anetta Jaworska / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 1/2015

Artykuł dotyczy aktywności fizycznej (AF) w zakładach karnych, rozumianej jako ponadspoczynkowy wysiłek energetyczny wykonywany przez skazanych w czasie wolnym. Celem badań było ustalenie osobowościowych korelatów AF mężczyzn odbywających karę pozbawienia wolności. W badaniach zastosowano metody kwestionariuszowe. Jedną grupę stanowili mężczyźni osadzeni w placówkach penitencjarnych (N = 121), którzy wykazują aktywność fizyczną, a grupę porównawczą osadzeni nieaktywni fizycznie (N = 128) w wieku od 22 do 55 lat. Wyniki badań pokazały, że więźniowie systematycznie uczestniczący w programach z zakresu kultury fizycznej i sportu odznaczają się wyższą stabilnością emocjonalną(p < 0,05) oraz wyższym poziomem ekstrawersji (p < 0,05). Nie różnią się natomiast poziomem psychotyzmu (p = 0,80). Poniższe opracowanie jest fragmentem większych badań dotyczących psychologicznych korelatów aktywności fizycznej w zakładach karnych.

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Allah Hakkı ve Kul Hakkı Arasında Hanefi Ceza Hukukunun Kamusallığı

Allah Hakkı ve Kul Hakkı Arasında Hanefi Ceza Hukukunun Kamusallığı

Author(s): Muharrem Midilli / Language(s): Turkish / Issue: 1/2017

Modern criminal law is generally regarded as a public domain because it primarily aims at protecting general interests and has dominant vertical relationships between public institutions and the individual. This understanding corresponds to a certain extent in the Hanafi criminal law. According to Hanafi jurists, the fixed penalties such as adultery, theft, and drinking wine/getting drunk are applied only to the benefit of all people. The fixed penalty for the false accusation of adultery and the retaliation (kısas) protect the benefit of all people, as well as the the interests of individuals. The public authority is able to impose discretionary chastisements (ta´zîr) and administrative punishments (siyâsa) for the benefit of the society. It is his responsibility to investigate crimes, to prosecute suspects and to impose punishments. In all these steps, vertical relations are formed between the public authority and the perpetrator. On the other hand, the Hanafi criminal law has unique features such as the determination of public interests by the Lawgiver and the penalties imposed directly on behalf of individuals.

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ALTERNATIVNE KRIVIČNE SANKCIJE – ZA I PROTIV

ALTERNATIVNE KRIVIČNE SANKCIJE – ZA I PROTIV

Author(s): Nebojša Macanović / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian / Issue: 1/2016

The postindustrial society is more developed society in the economic andtechnological point of view, but it is not significantly new society in termsof freedom and equality of people. Although, there is a lot of talkabout the progress of science and the development of society in thepost-industrial period, there is not enough talk about the status of thecommon man and his position. Particularly significant is the attitude ofpost-modern society against those who violate its values and laws, and wewill therefore pay particular attention to this problem. This paper is aimedat highlighting the problem of how many are actually alternative criminalsanctions in post-industrial society efficient and helpful, and the extentto which such sanctions could affect the re-socialization of offenders andreducing the rate of recurrence.

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ALTERNATIVNE SANKCIJE PREMA MALOLJETNICIMA

ALTERNATIVNE SANKCIJE PREMA MALOLJETNICIMA

Author(s): Lana Petö Kujundžić,Emir Halilović / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian / Issue: 1/2016

In order to prevent violations, consequently juvenile crime in general, we are trying to find different models and approaches to the application of alternative sanctions in case of minors. The article presents the possibilities of introducing alternative sanctions to minors who have committed offenses, in order to achieve the purpose of these sanctions and that is that minors do not make future violations or criminal offenses. The system presented is the Netherlands system that started with the implementation in 1981 in Rotterdam as a system that was to deal with the problem of vandalism of minors. In the paper is also presented the pilot program implemented in Zagreb and Velika Gorica in order to improve system through its implementation from 2012 to 2016.

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ALTERNATIVNE SANKCIJE U NEONATALNOM INKUBATORU

ALTERNATIVNE SANKCIJE U NEONATALNOM INKUBATORU

Author(s): Goran Jovanić / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian / Issue: 1/2016

Overloading prison capacity, lack of professional and technical personnel, the absence of individual and group rehabilitation penal treatment of convicts fact informal system of direct and indirect consequences of isolation and segregation of the family, the local community and from work, the high recidivism of prisoners and deprivation as a result of such a situation in the prison system, with a chronic lack of funding, forcing the country to initiate activities towards practical implementation of alternative criminal sanctions in legislation and practice in Serbia during the first decade of this century. Additional impetus was a request for equalizations punitive responses with the countries of the European Union as one of the preconditions for the start of accession talks. Legislative amendments introduced the possibility to start with the imposition and execution of alternative sanctions, but the first step when the trouble in the form of non-cooperation of institutions and organizations in which it took that these sanctions are enforced. A couple of years of persuasion was needed to ensure the acceptance of sentenced to a term of community even in those communal activities which is operated by the State, establishing trust office was going pretty slow because it was necessary to train future commissioners (probation experts) to provide minimum objective assumptions mind space, means of transport, communication techniques, and in particular the purchase and training of staff for electronic surveillance. It can be argued that the alternative sanctions "came into the world" or as if they are weak premature baby that is struggling to survive and advance, would not cost you a day on their feet. The situation is still not improved significantly, and this paper will point out the basic problems that the practice of execution of alternative sanctions meets and will probably still some time to burden the achievement of equal status with other criminal justice sanctions in our country.

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Ambulant sanctions as an alternative to imprisonment in the European Union
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Ambulant sanctions as an alternative to imprisonment in the European Union

Author(s): Christine M. Graebsch,Sven-Uwe Burkhardt / Language(s): English

The issue of imprisonment vs. alternative penalties has been debated in various European countries during the last decades, and ambulant sanctions have been heavily on the rise. Community sentences and other alternatives to imprisonment are regarded as modern instruments for the rehabilitation of offenders. The objective of the present study is to examine the scope of application of penalties without deprivation of liberty as compared to imprisonment as well as to identify promising practices of alternative criminal sanctioning in Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Spain and Lithuania. As this study covers several European countries, the comparative perspective suggests itself nearly as a matter of course. In this connection, it seems reasonable to describe the existing ambulant sanctions of the different member states involved, taking into account their legal arrangement and their relation within the system of penal sanctions including their relation to the deprivation of liberty. It in addition appears sensible to describe and compare these ambulant sanctions with reference to their contribution to the re-socialisation or rehabilitation of those subjected to them as well as with special attention to the involvement of civil society in their execution. In a further step, promising practices in connection with ambulant sanctions could be highlighted which may be recommended for imitation by other member states. Such an approach proves to be impossible for multiple reasons, though, and it would be inadequate just to make such an attempt. There are exemplary references to ambulant sanctions in Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Lithuania and Spain. This is due to the fact that scientists from these countries have taken part in the realisation of this project but not necessarily because of specific outstanding features of their sanction systems in comparison with other member states.

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ANALIZA I INTERPRETACIJA PODATAKA O STOPI SUICIDA U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI U PERIODU OD 2005. DO 2015. GODINE

Author(s): Amila Taljanović / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 2/2020

In this paper, we investigate the sociological interpretation of the phenomenon of suicide through the analysis of statistical data. The aim of the research was to determine the extent of differences between the entity data in relation to the official data of the State Agency for Statistics, age structure and manner of committing suicide in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the period from 2005 to 2015. The research is based on reports received from relevant institutions. The test results showed a significant difference in the perception and interpretation of these data.

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Analýza ukládání peněžitých trestů v podobě denních pokut v České republice

Analýza ukládání peněžitých trestů v podobě denních pokut v České republice

Author(s): Jakub Drápal / Language(s): Czech / Issue: 2/2016

In 2010 the pecuniary punishment started to be defined in the form of day fines. So far, however, no analysis of its functionality has been made. The aim of the article is to find out if the new concept works in reality or if it stays only on the paper. The results of author´s research suggest that the concept of day fines does not function well in the Czech Republic. Even though richer offenders get slightly higher pecuniary punishments (and higher day fines) in absolute numbers, they receive relatively lower punishments than poorer offenders. It seems that the concept of day fines does not work either in the proportion of one day fine to the wealth of an offender or in the proportion of the number of day fines to the seriousness of an offense. Several partial results such as differences in sentencing between male and female judges or their opinions about day fines are discussed as well.

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Anti-Corruption Policies Revisited: WP9 Organised crime and impact on vulnerable groups (ANTICORRP Integrated Report)

Anti-Corruption Policies Revisited: WP9 Organised crime and impact on vulnerable groups (ANTICORRP Integrated Report)

Author(s): Salvatore Sberna,Alberto Vannucci,Tihomir Bezlov,Dimitar Markov,Maria Karayotova,Ana Hećimović,Iva Nenadić,Munir Podumljak,Péter Gyimesi,Szidónia Nagy,Boróka Pápay,Zoltán Szántó,István János Tóth,Edona Krasniqi / Language(s): English

This integrated report investigates the link between political corruption and organised crime, by examining the modalities, resources and strategies used by criminal groups to govern and/or capture the market of political corruption. On the one hand, the report looks at the infiltration of organised crime in three main policy sectors where public spending and regulations play a pivotal role: public procurement, the privatization of public services, and management of EU funds. Alongside this, the report also analyses the criminal penetration of electoral politics, by evaluating the influence that criminal organisations can achieve in electoral arenas. As a result, the report provides a general assessment of policy regulations, legal countermeasures and practices adopted to prevent and combat organised crime, especially in interaction with political corruption. The report is drawn from data collected in five European countries (Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo) across the above themes, and includes two more countries for the assessment of anti-organised crime legislation and initiatives (Albania and Georgia). The methodology involves both extensive and intensive strategies of investigation. A quantitative assessment of the crime and politics nexus is based on the Organised Crime & Corruption (OCC) events database, in which events data about the link between criminal groups and political corruption have been gathered and assembled1. A qualitative assessment involves in-depth understanding of the mechanisms of corrupt exchanges, presented as single case studies conducted in the countries covered by this study, inclusive of primary and secondary sources (interviews, legal proceedings, academic and policy-oriented reports). Data collection and analyses were conducted by five institutions across Europe (EUI, CSD, BCE, IKS, PSD).

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Aportul actorilor în viața deținuților și impactul pe care aceștia îl au în procesul de reintegrare socială

Aportul actorilor în viața deținuților și impactul pe care aceștia îl au în procesul de reintegrare socială

Author(s): Nicoleta Mădălina Ailincăi / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: LIX, 2/2020

I have prepared this article in order to be published in the Yearbook of the “George Baritiu” History Institute of the “Romanian Academy” from Cluj-Napoca, so it can be raised awareness over the process of social reintegration of a former convict after he was released from prison. The interest in this subject comes as a result of my doctoral research that is being completed at the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Bucharest, which has the title: "The Romanian penitentiary environment and the social reintegration policies of detainees". Moreover, my interest in this subject is strengthened by my goal to promote equal opportunities for everyone, regardless of the status that a citizen may have in a society and I strongly believe that respect for human rights is an essential principle in a democratic state. The article describes the process of social reintegration of those former detainees with the aid of the direct involvement of direct or indirect actors who are or should be part of this process. Also, we will see who are the people the detainees rely on when they leave prison and how much they can contribute to finding a balance for the former convicts. The article offers information about the stages of social reintegration process, about the difficulties and needs a former detainee encounters once he leaves the prison.

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Application and coherence of the model of restorative justice in Europe

Application and coherence of the model of restorative justice in Europe

Author(s): Antonio Iudici,Elena Faccio,Jessica Neri / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2020

Even in a spirited debate about its effectiveness and sustainability, restorative justice is now considered a new systematic legal proposal. The requirements of this meta-model include a criminal phenomenon through relational and inter-subjective reading, considering the crime in terms of injury to people. Also, they pose considerable attention to the needs of the victim and programme restorative actions on authors of the crime. This approach is sometimes considered difficult to apply. Starting from the legal environment to existing literature, this research investigates the coherence between the metatheoretical framework of reparative justice and some operational practices implemented in different European countries. With a systematic review of practices considered, it has outlined the state of the art of its application, describing critical issues and strengths, as well as providing important points, to be considered for theorists, professionals and experts involved in the development of alternative models to punishment.

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APPLYING SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE TO INVESTIGATING CRIMES COMMITTED IN PUNISHMENT EXECUTION INSTITUTIONS OF UKRAINE

APPLYING SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE TO INVESTIGATING CRIMES COMMITTED IN PUNISHMENT EXECUTION INSTITUTIONS OF UKRAINE

Author(s): Oleh Batiuk / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2019

In the provisions of the scientific article the author examines the possibilities of applying special knowledge to investigating crimes committed in punishment execution institutions of Ukraine, analyzes in criminal law procedural and non-procedural forms of applying special knowledge to investigating crimes committed in punishment execution institutions of Ukraine, characterizes subjects of applying special knowledge to investigating in PEI of Ukraine, discovers the peculiarities of subjects’ applying special knowledge to investigating crimes committed in PEI of Ukraine and suggests the author’s way of improving the provisions of the current Criminal Procedural Code of Ukraine in the part of the supplement by the concept ‘special knowledge’.

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Are Former Male Inmates Excluded from Social Life?
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Are Former Male Inmates Excluded from Social Life?

Author(s): Gabriel Ţica,Maria Roth / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2012

Based on Becker’s conceptualization of deviance, the phenomena of labeling and stigmatization of people who commit antisocial acts will result in their social marginalization and exclusion, which may result in relapse into criminal behavior. By the means of qualitative research, this paper looks at different forms of social exclusion, as possible catalysts of male recidivism in Romania. Turning away from the perspective that the offender alone is responsible for the acts he committed and for his own rehabilitation, the authors demonstrate that social exclusion was experienced by recidivists in different ways, favouring the perpetration of antisocial acts. The identified spheres of social exclusion that mainly need to be targeted by social policies and social assistance are: employment, housing, family relationships and social networks.

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ART TERAPIJA KAO PSIHOTERAPIJA U RADU SA DJECOM I MALOLJETNICIMA U SUKOBU SA ZAKONOM

ART TERAPIJA KAO PSIHOTERAPIJA U RADU SA DJECOM I MALOLJETNICIMA U SUKOBU SA ZAKONOM

Author(s): Vildana Pleh,Vahida Djedović / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian / Issue: 6/2021

The paper discusses the importance of literary directions, literary genres and psychotherapy. Here it is shown how one bibliotherapy technique can help people who have a problem, ie. targeted reading of fairy tales through literary-theoretical directions is shown, which significantly contribute to the solution of the problem as well as help in self-discovery. Also, a way is shown to help people overcome their troubles by using characters or situations in fairy tales. The intention of comparing literary theory and psychotherapy is to emphasize the importance of cooperation of different disciplines in approaching the topic - analysis and usefulness of fairy tales based on different literary theory approaches, with special emphasis on therapeutic effects achieved by such reading. Art therapy is a form of work with children and minors who are in conflict with the law. Art therapy as prevention, as an intervention during the application or execution of an alternative measure, alternative sanction or criminal sanction of an institutional character. Carried by the idea of applying restorative justice programs is a large number of therapeutic programs that have entered into work with children and minors who are in a certain way in conflict with the law. One of them is bibliotherapy, whose "time is yet to come" because its promotion and application is expected. Modern methods that use a fairy tale for therapeutic purposes open up new aspects of the therapeutic effect of reading / listening. In these aspects, it is important to understand knowledge from the theory and practice of psychotherapy as well as literary theories and look at what happens in the psychotherapeutic process between clients and the content offered by the fairy tale, ie listeners and text in the reading / listening process. Just as literary genres in therapeutic practice have been neglected by the domestic professional population, the encounter between the practice of reading / listening and the practice of psychotherapy has been neglected within the national aspects of the social sciences and humanities. And it is precisely this space of insufficiently recognized and unexplored connection that opens up reception and interpretive possibilities for this work for the possible and real fruitful effects of their encounter.

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Axiological contexts of social rehabilitation of prisoners in the aspect of the assumptions of Christian personalism

Axiological contexts of social rehabilitation of prisoners in the aspect of the assumptions of Christian personalism

Author(s): Kazimierz Pierzchała / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2019

Personalism is giving something a personal character, human personality, upbringing a person, axiology means values, and rehabilitation is a transformation (change) of personality of an individual (person) directed towards freedom, independent decision making and performing social roles. The aim of the article is to develop (interpret, continue) the last paragraph of my publication, which is a scientific study, taking into account the achievements of modern pedagogy, penitentiary psychology and the teaching of the Magisterium of the Church, entitled: Destygmatyzacja przestępców w świetle Magisterium Kościoła oraz poglądów na resocjalizację. Within the framework of my pedagogical and rehabilitation considerations, in accordance with the meaning of the Magisterium of the Church, I have formulated a concept (which is consistent with the broadly understood humanistic and existential trend, including humanistic and positive psychology, as well as axiological education focused on the personality potential of a human), which I have called the personalistic axiology of rehabilitation. The methodology used to write this publication was the conduct of a critical analysis of literature, including my own work and other documents, including available Internet resources.

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Axiological contexts of social rehabilitation of prisoners in the aspect of the assumptions of Christian personalism

Axiological contexts of social rehabilitation of prisoners in the aspect of the assumptions of Christian personalism

Author(s): Kazimierz Pierzchała / Language(s): English / Issue: 2 ENG/2018

Personalism means giving something of a personal character, the personality of a person, raising a person – axiology is a value – and resocialization is a change (change) – personality of a person oriented towards the side of freedom, independent decision making and social roles having the possibility of autonomous and free decision making. The aim of the article is to develop (interpretation, continuation) the last paragraph of my – a scientific study – publication, taking into account the achievements of contemporary pedagogy, penitentiary psychology and teaching of the Church’s Magisterium: Destigmatization of criminals in the light of the Magisterium of the Church’s and views on rehabilitation. As part of my pedagogical and social rehabilitation considerations, in accordance with the pronunciation of the Church’s Magisterium, I formulated a concept (in harmony with the broadly understood humanist and existential trend, including humanistic and positive psychology, as well as axiological education directed at the personality potential of a human being). I called it the personalistic axiology of resocialization.The methodology used to write this publication was to conduct a critical analysis of literature, including my work and other documents, including available Internet resources.

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AНАЛИЗА СОЦИО-ЕКОНОМСКОГ СТАЊА ПОРОДИЦА ЗАТВОРЕНИКА НА ПОДРУЧЈУ ОПШТИНЕ ДЕРВЕНТА

AНАЛИЗА СОЦИО-ЕКОНОМСКОГ СТАЊА ПОРОДИЦА ЗАТВОРЕНИКА НА ПОДРУЧЈУ ОПШТИНЕ ДЕРВЕНТА

Author(s): Ljubinka Lazić,Deana Đekić / Language(s): Bosnian,Serbian / Issue: 5/2020

Crime as a social deviation and a phenomenon that has a general social character, also has family consequences. The conditions and socio-economic condition of the family are important for the life of all its members. They are especially important as predictors of negative phenomena in the family, but also as factors of proper development and life of family members. Crime as a socio-pathological phenomenon is in a significant connection with the family of the committer in the sense that the family can act as a protective factor, but also negatively. The aim of this paper was to analyze the socio-economic situation of the families of prisoners from the Municipality of Derventa. Thus, we found that the families of prisoners are in an unfortunate socio-economic position due to unemployment, low educational status of prisoners, as well as unresolved housing status. That the crime and imprisonment stand oposite to the socio-economic condition of the family in a cause-and-effect relationship is the starting premise of this paper and research. Factors influencing the satisfaction of the needs of the family of prisoners and the quality of life of family members are certainly economic stability, ie employment of family members and housing status of the family. Furthermore, we found that the obtained results indicate that socio-economic factors are not alone, but that the interaction of several factors and multiple circumstances adversely affects both the occurrence of unfortunate conditions in the family and its improvement.The significance of this analysis is in the contribution to a better understanding of the situation, problems and needs of the families of prisoners, especially in the transitional conditions of society. The practical significance of the research is in pointing out the need for further research, improving the multidisciplinary approach to problems such as poverty, unemployment, education, and especially towards taking prevention measures, developing alternative criminal sanctions and helping families of prisoners as part of a successful resocialization and reintegration plans.

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Background report: Drug Users in Prison – the Norwegian Experience

Background report: Drug Users in Prison – the Norwegian Experience

Author(s): Hedda Giertsen / Language(s): English

This report is the preliminary research work under the Punishment vs. Treatment: the Situation of Drug Users in Prison initiative which main output is a forthcoming comparative analysis of the treatment of drug users in Bulgarian and Norwegian prisons. The study was prepared by the University of Oslo and it overviews the general context on Norway – general information on the country and its criminal justice system, policy and legislation on drugs explaining what are the perimeters of drug restriction and what are the national policies towards drug use. This information is illustrated with statistics on crime rates and drug crime in particular. It also presents the alternative sanctions available for drug users. Furthermore, the reports looks at prison population using drugs and sentenced to drug-related crimes – what are the principles by which prison authorities are guided in their attitude towards this group of inmates and what programs are available for them in Norwegian prisons.

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