Soci 304 1nd Edition Lecture 17Outline of Current Lecture II. Regina AllenIII. Richard MartinezIV. Aaron ShephardCurrent LectureTopic: Prisoner re-entry during mass incarceration and its challenges: begins final unit of course on mass incarcerationVideo: “A hard straight: A documentary about doing time on the outside.” By Toshima- Parole: the early release of a prisoner whose term of incarceration has not yet expired on the condition of good behavior - Parole violation: the breach of a condition of parole- including contact with police under any circumstance- which may result in a return to prison- In California over 50% of parolees return in prison within 3 months of their release 3 case studies: what happens in each of the lives of the following and how does each end up at the end of the documentary?1. Richard “Smiley” Martineza. 32yrs, spend 7 yrs for kidnap/robberyb. Rules of his parole:i. No more than 25 miles away from countyii. Curfew between 8pm and 6 am, must be in residenceiii. Cant associate with gang membersiv. Can’t wear/display gang insignia or colorsv. Can’t use fictitious names c. Received a job working on carsd. Has gone through 4-5 jobs after his releasee. 4 months after release: got back with his girlfriend and moved in with a friendThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.f. His son died at age 7 while he was in prison g. After 5 months him and his girlfriend are having a childh. Got a steady job as a tattoo artist i. Him and girlfriend moved out of friends apartment after 7 months of releasej. They were stuck on the street with nowhere to gok. Ended up going back to prison for assault2. Regina Allena. 44yrs, prison 2 times: forgery and receiving stolen propertyi. Conditions of parole:ii. Drug tests and no alcohol iii. Has a history of substance abuse problemsb. Bought alcohol while she was at the paradec. Began to receive counseling for her drinkingd. Her husband passed 3 months after releasee. 7 months after release she tests positive for methf. Stayed clean and did not go back to prison 3. Aaron Shepharda. 39 yrs, in for conspiracy to a robbery and 4 years on parole violationsi. Given $200 upon releaseii. Needs to keep parole officer informed of phone and address changesiii. Needs to avoid contact with the police to avoid parole violation but this is a problem given the level of illegal activities in area he is released to “Tenderloin area”b. Disappeared and stopped meeting with his parole officer. Got arrested again and was given 12 months for violating his parolec. One week after his release again, he was sent to prison again for being by a drug bust. Sent for 12 months againd. Due to violations, he spend 8 years in