SOC 306 Chapter Notes - Chapter Punishment: Unintended Consequences, Social Capital, Foster Care
23 May 2019
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Contextualizing the literature (274: criminal justice system makes certain groups more vulnerable, 1. 1 million in jail/prison are parents to 2. 3 million children, 90% of those are fathers, issue of black children growing up without fathers. Direct contact with criminal justice authorities and correctional facilities (275: family, friends, etc. are there and often times see when people are getting arrested, going to court, giving drug tests, etc. Unintended consequences: effects on health, economic opportunities, and social. Capital: when you are with or involved with someone who is involved with the criminal justice system, those around them are exposed to that sort of surveillance and judgment of. Secondary sanctions on certain types of employment, housing, education, welfare eligibility, parental rights, and protections from deportation" applied to people with criminal records : linked to emotional and behavioral disturbances such as depression, anxiety, and aggressiveness among children put.
