correctional services
correctional services
20 Correctional topics terms
This glossary serve understand words and many terms about correctional services.
- A case plan
- I'ts a noun
- A case plan is a plan makes by the agent when they need a planed plan to control inmates
- Example: When inmates fight each others we need to make a case plan
- en: Un plan d'intervention
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- Empathy
- A noun
- It's emotion we imagine and understand how someone else feels
- Example: We have empathy when an inmate talks with us about a problem and their emotions
- en: Empathie
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- Escort
- Verb
- A person or a vehicle escort person for security or protection
- Example: An agent escorts an inmate to visits
- en: Escorter
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- Eye for an eye/ tooth for a tooth
- A conjunction
- When someone who injures another person should be punished in a similar way
- Example: An inmate hit another inmate and this other inamte hit him too
- en: Oeil pour oeil/ dent pour dent
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- Guardian
- A noun
- A guardian is a correctional Officer. In ancient times, people take ''Prison Guard'' or ''Guardian''. It's the same thing
- Example: A person who work in prison with inmates
- en: Un gardien/ agent correctionnel
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- Handcuff
- A noun
- It's a pair of metal rings to put into the hands of people for security
- Example: When agents walk through the passage with an aggressive inmate and put the handcuffs behind the hands of the inmates
- en: Menottes
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- Inmate
- A noun
- An inmate is a person who retired of the community and confined in an institution because he does crimes. He is sentenced in the institution
- Example: A person who makes a theft then he is in jail
- en: Détenu
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- Jailbreak
- A noun
- It's an escape from jail.
- Example: When an inmate leaves the prison perimeter's
- en: Évasion de prison
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- Judgment
- Noun
- It's a statement signed by a judge on a sentence of an inmate to introduce in jail
- Example: A judge who gives a sentence to the person with criminal charges
- en: Un jugement
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- Security levels
- Conjunction
- Classification of inmates by their levels of dangerousness in the community.
- Example: An inmate in a maximum level after he does a murder
- en: Niveau de sécurité
- Stress
- A noun
- The reaction of the body and mind of to everyday challenges and demands. It's an emotional pressure too.
- Example: The reaction of our body when we do an exam.
- en: Le stress
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- Suicide
- A noun
- An intentional act who takes the own life of the person.
- Example: When an inmate knows a bad new and does a suicide in the cell
- en: Suicide
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- The pen
- A noun
- Means the penitentiary
- Example: When an inmate said ''I will go to the pen''
- en: Le «pen»
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- To be behind the bars
- A phrase
- It means to be in jail
- Example: When an inmate is in jail, he's behind the bars
- en: ''être entre les murs'' or ''être entre les barreaux''
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- To do something by the book
- A phrase
- Doing something to following the rules and the laws
- Example: A cop who does his job by the book and follow strictly the rules and the laws
- en: Faire quelque chose dans les règles
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- To do time
- A phrase
- Means people have to do time in prison
- Example: When an inmate says '' I had to do time''
- en: Faire du temps
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- To get a slap on the wrist
- A phrase
- To receive a minor punishment
- Example: Your grandma gives you a slap on the wrist because you put your hand in the cake
- en: Rcevoir une gifle sur le poignet
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- To lawyer up
- A phrase
- It means a person stop talking to the authorities and want a lawyer for a legal representation
- Example: When cops have a suspect at the police department and he wants a lawyer
- en: Avoir un avocat
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- To snitch
- A verb
- A person who gives information on someone to the police
- Example: A gang member gives information to the police on his gang
- en: Donner de l'information
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- white-collar crime
- A conjunction
- It's a financial crime committed by high-ranking people of the society
- Example: A person who was in the government does a financial crime
- en: Crime en col blanc
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