Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) contracts with the state of Idaho to manage some of the state's prisons. CCA, runs the largest prison in the state called Idaho Correction Center or (ICC). ICC according to an Associated Press (AP) report, has more incidents of violence than all of Idaho's prisons combined. The prison is so violent that inmates have nick-named it the "gladiator school"." Lawsuits filed against CCA, its employees and the state of Idaho have alleged issues from sexual assault, employee indifference or incitement of violence to officials at CCA turning the prison over to gangs and understaffing to save money.
Ethical and Legal Issues.
Whether some is a police officer, security officer or a prison guard there is an ethical and legal obligation to protect life and property in that order. When an individual is remanded to local, state or federal custody the custodian has an ethical and legal obligation to care for their health and well-being as they can no longer care for themselves. Private prisons such as CCA and others are exempt from public disclosure of records unlike their state and federally run counter-parts. Citizen for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) recently released a report calling for private prisons to face the same requirement to disclose as public prisons.
With regard to legal issues, in this case they parallel ethical issues. Private prisons have the same obligations to provide the basic necessities of life, food, clothing, shelter, safety and medical care as their public run counter-parts. Corporations, guards and administrators can face both civil and criminal liability when they fail in their basic mission to provide the necessities. Incidents such as that of Hadi Elabed cast doubt on the ability of CCA to properly administer and live up to their basic responsibilities as custodian for inmates. Other legal issues that plague the private prison industry in general, is the perception that the inmate population is just "inventory " and not human beings.
Maximus and other slaves are trained to fight as a Gladiators. ... The money is another reason that some men became gladiators. ... The gladiators also held a lot of sex appeal to the ladies watching. ... There were even women that became gladiators. ... Gladiators got the same treatment. ...
Gladiator Essay The movie Gladiator is a story about the Roman Empire back in 160 A.D. ... He was sold to Proximo to fight as a gladiator. ... He was not Spanish and he was never a gladiator. ... Back in the Roman empire gladiators were real. ... This was true in both the Gladiator movie and Roman history. ...
Focusing on Idaho alone there are over 2,500, 81 of which are located in Boise. Along with the growing convenience of fast-food, many schools across the nation neglect proper physical education from Mississippi to Idaho. ... This requirement for physical education has become less strict throughout the United States, from Mississippi to Idaho. ... I then moved to Idaho, right before the first day of high school. ... This policy is in fact district-wide and is not the same throughout the entire state of Idaho. ...
When Idaho became a state (1890) congress gave two sections of each township for the support of public schools. ... Little of this land is used for schools but it does provide income for schools because they can rent it out to farmers and ranchers. ... Children ages seven to fifteen are required to attend school by Idaho state law. The state board of education oversees and assists the public schools in the state. ... The solutions include a bill that would allow school districts to extend payment on levees up to twenty years, the Uniform Safety Building Code, and a twenty million low inter...
Ever since I was a small boy I have grown up around my family and their friends hunting in Idaho. ... I was so excited to start hunting in Idaho. So when the Idaho deer season opened he promised to take me. ... But as soon as Idaho's deer season opened my Dad and I were on it. I ended up taking the whole week off from school to camp and hunt with him at the Lochsa. ...
Lately in Idaho, there has been a heated argument on whether or not Idaho should have wind turbines generating wind energy in the southern part of the state. ... One group of these people live up on the hill in Idaho Falls. ... Wind power will increase jobs in Idaho. ... Idaho has enough space that more that five wind farms could be built creating hundreds of well paying jobs for Idaho's citizens. Wind energy is a viable option in Idaho. ...
The gladiatorial games became immensely promoted and advertised to raise public attention. ... This event consisted of a fully armed gladiator against an unarmed man. ... However, most of the contests were worst, ranging from armed fighters against unarmed, two criminals versus a gladiator, and even a group of gladiators versus another group. ... The victorious gladiators were presented with palm branches as a prize. ... The giver of the games also provided prize money, according to scales stipulated in the gladiators" contracts. (1:439) The gladiators that carried contracts weren't...
The essence of the bloodthirsty entertainment was in the form of the gladiator. The word gladiator comes from the Latin for swordsman, from gladius or sword. ... The sons of Junius Brutus first displayed gladiatorial combat when they honored their father at his funeral by matching three pairs of gladiators. ... Gladiatorial combat was so important to ancient Romans that they had gladiator schools to train men to be machines of slaughter for the scheduled entertainment (Johnston 287). ... The gladiators would be forced to fight the wild beasts unarmed. ...
That is the sign for the net man to kill the other gladiator. ... Gladiators were drawn form various sources even freedmen and roman citizens like emperor Commodus did and were trained in gladiator's schools called 'ludi' but, were chiefly slaves and criminals. ... With the coming of Christianity, gladiatorial show began to fall into disfavor. ... After he becomes a gladiator, he establishes a good relationship with other gladiators. ... He sees the difference between soldiers and gladiators. ...
