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The document outlines the timeline of major events and organizations in the development of the U.S. correctional system from 1891 to 2018, including the establishment of the Federal Prison System, Federal Bureau of Prisons, National Institute of Corrections, adoption of countering terrorism as a goal, and passage of the First Step Act.

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2024 Mangaoil KeziahFaith Criminology 7.01A PDF

The document outlines the timeline of major events and organizations in the development of the U.S. correctional system from 1891 to 2018, including the establishment of the Federal Prison System, Federal Bureau of Prisons, National Institute of Corrections, adoption of countering terrorism as a goal, and passage of the First Step Act.

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1891 1930

U.S CORRECTION SYSTEM


7.01A Creating a Timeline

Federal Prison System Federal Bureau of Prisons


The Congress passed the "Three Prisons The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP)
Act," which established the Federal Prison was established.
System (FPS). It is responsible for the management
and regulation of all federal prisons,
and community-based facilities that
provides work and opportunities to
assist offenders.
1974 2006 2018

National Institute of Corrections Combating Terrorism First Step Act


The National Institute of Corrections (NIC) The Federal Bureau of Prisons adopted its On December 21, 2018, President Trump signed
was established to provide training, 7th strategic planning national goal to the First Step Act (FSA). It is a criminal justice
technical assistance, and information counter terrorism. reform bill designed to promote rehabilitation,
services to federal, state, and local lower recidivism, and reduce excessive
corrections facilities. sentences in the federal prison system.
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“BOP: Timeline.” Www.bop.gov,
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Federal Bureau of Prisons. “BOP: Historical Information.” Bop.gov, 2019, www.bop.gov/about/history/.

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“List of United States Federal Prisons.” Wikipedia, 15 July 2021,


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Penitentiary.

“National Institute of Corrections.” Wikipedia, 10 Dec. 2023,


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Institute_of_Corrections. Accessed 15 Apr.
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“Vettoriale Stock No Terrorism. Terrorism Is Forbidden. Terror in Ban Sign. Red Forbidding Sign for Terrorist Organizations. Terror Icon. Terrorism Icon. Criminal Icon. Flat Icon.” Adobe Stock,
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