“…they didn't just do it because it was a job”: Representing wardens in Canadian penal history museums

Walby, Kevin; Piché, Justin; Friesen, Bethany

doi:10.1016/j.ijlcj.2017.12.002

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“…Grounded theory is generally helpful to reset dominant ideas in the literature because it is inductive and guided largely by data. Correctional workers in Canada are often depicted critically in more ideologically driven criminological literature (e.g., Walby et al, 2018 ), and since the study of correctional workers through the lens of correctional workers is an emerging field of study in Canada, we believe this approach to data coding and analysis added value to this research.…”

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Documenting the mental health climate in correctional work and the realities of suicide

Johnston

Ricciardelli

2023

Front. Psychol.

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Public safety personnel are at an elevated risk for suicidal thoughts and behaviors relative to the general public. Correctional workers in particular report some of the highest prevalence of suicidal thoughts and behaviors. To better understand this phenomenon, the current study draws on qualitative, open-ended survey response data (n = 94) that explores three distinct themes (occupational environment, lack of support, social silence) and how entrenched notions of mental health stigma and occupational culture inform how Canadian correctional workers understand their experiences with suicidal thoughts and behaviors. We conclude with a brief discussion of the research and policy implications, with an emphasis on mobilizing efforts to normalize mental health discussion in correctional workplaces, bolstering peer support resources, and collaboration, and assessing the limited organizational supports available to struggling staff.

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confidence: 97%

Documenting the mental health climate in correctional work and the realities of suicide

Johnston

Ricciardelli

2023

Front. Psychol.

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“…We acknowledge that interpreting objects in the museum is not a straightforward process and that objects have potentialities shaping how they can be curated (Dudley 2018;Luscombe, Walby, and Piché 2018;Walby, Piché, and Friesen 2018). Another limit of this study is that we have not interviewed museum visitors about their experiences or interpretations.…”

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Representations of Surveillance and Perceptual Technologies at Military Museums

Walby

Pauls

2021

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Drawing from fieldwork at military museums across Manitoba, Canada, we explore the objects and narratives used to curate museum displays featuring what Bousquet (2018) calls “military perception.” Using Bousquet’s categories of military perception to organize our analysis, we examine how these museums position scopes, sonars, camouflage, and other devices meant to create visibility or invisibility as aesthetic objects rather than as instruments enabling state violence. With a focus on curatorial strategies and the arrangement of objects at these museums, we explore how surveillance and camouflage displays are organized to minimize the harm that military interventions cause and align the affect of the viewer with the form of Canadian nationalism animating the museum and against “enemy” others and spaces, a process we refer to as encasement. In conclusion, we reflect on what our analysis adds to literature on military museums and representations of surveillance.

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“…The wardens will not be able to optimally guide them, so we often see that prisons do not deter prisoners. They became recidivists who were even more professional and ruthless than before [10].…”

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Implementation of Restorative Justice on Elderly Actors in Criminal Law Enforcement Based on Justice Value in Indonesia

Wahyuningsih¹,

Setiyowati²,

Mahmuhtarom³

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IJSSHR

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This study aims to analyze regulations related to the formulation of regulations on the application of criminal sanctions against elderly perpetrators, which at this time it is still possible to be sentenced to imprisonment which causes injustice to elderly people. So, it needs fair law enforcement. This study uses the constructivism paradigm, the type of research in the form of doctrinal law, and a juridical -normative approach. The data used in this study are secondary data obtained by conducting literature studies on various regulations and books, research results and various journals. The data obtained was then analyzed using a qualitative descriptive method. The results of this study are that criminal sanctions against elderly perpetrators (elderly) are still considered not fulfilling the principle of justice because the elderly factor as a judge's consideration in sentencing must look at Indonesia's positive legal arrangements, namely the Criminal Code. For now, the Criminal Code does not specifically regulate the factor of old age as a judge's consideration in sentencing. Thus, for criminal cases involving the defendant who is an elderly person, in applying positive law, the judge must look at the values and sense of justice that grow in society. The values here are related to social values that exist in society, namely, what is desired that influences social behavior and has a functional power in the development of life that has been going on for a long time in the habits of behavior in everyday life, while the sense of justice that grows in society reflects the form of the balance of social values in society in law. Weaknesses related to regulatory arrangements for the application of criminal sanctions against elderly offenders (elderly) at this time since the Criminal Code still adheres to a retributive system and the Restorative System has not yet been regulated. Justice in the Criminal Code Against Elderly Actors. Weaknesses in terms of legal structure due to factors Law Enforcement Officials tend to have a positivistic view of law and the rights of the elderly in the criminal system are still neglected. Weaknesses in terms of legal culture are due to the Psychological Consideration Factors of the Elderly and the Legal Awareness factor of the Elderly Community which is still lacking.

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“…they didn't just do it because it was a job”: Representing wardens in Canadian penal history museums

Cited by 11 publications

References 26 publications

Documenting the mental health climate in correctional work and the realities of suicide

Documenting the mental health climate in correctional work and the realities of suicide

Representations of Surveillance and Perceptual Technologies at Military Museums

Implementation of Restorative Justice on Elderly Actors in Criminal Law Enforcement Based on Justice Value in Indonesia

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