The paper identifies a gap in the current research

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Sourced from the abstract and future work and stated research gap of the source papers, classified as general, drawn from work published between 1972 and 2026, spanning 3 journals. Those papers have been cited 300 times in total.

Supporting evidence — 4 representative gaps

• Ageing prison leavers: a conceptual framework for the care and support needs of formerly incarcerated older adults (2026) · Working with Older People · doi

  Practical implications The framework provides practitioners, statutory social care agencies and probation and prison services with a common framework in which to audit the provision that is currently offered to ageing prison leavers and highlight current trends of provision of support that is focused on the custody and pre-release phase but which is sparse in the community stages.

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  Keywords: framework prison provision practical implications provides practitioners statutory social care agencies probation services common audit
• Time served and institutional misconduct: Patterns of involvement in disciplinary infractions among long-term and short-term inmates (1980) · Journal of Criminal Justice · cited 129× · doi

  institutions. the orderly In this regard, for management The more mature, of long-term prisoners has not been lost on correc- tional administrators. These decision makers are continually tools that functioning of correc- will facilitate two positions tional alternatives have been advanced as management for inmate populations with long-term inmates. The first of these, called the “dispersal model.” inmates be judiciously proposes facilities in the assigned to all of the correctional system. This model assumes that the presence of long-termers will foster an these older, quieter institutional by less aggres- sion and volatility than is often present in prisons. An alternative view suggests that inmates serving long sentences in a of this position argue single facility. Proponents that (1) persons serving long terms are particu- larly serious offenders who require close custody to avoid incidents of violence or escape and that should be “concentrated” climate characterized (2) by concentrating single facility. programs designed of this group could be developed. in a that are to meet the unique needs and problems long-term prisoners and policies to on attempted the young. This view

  generalfuture workevidence 5/5
  Keywords: long term inmates management prisoners correc tional model view serving single facility institutions orderly regard
• Time served and institutional misconduct: Patterns of involvement in disciplinary infractions among long-term and short-term inmates (1980) · Journal of Criminal Justice · cited 129× · doi

  suggested, the distinguishable pattern of involve- ment in prison rule infractions among long-term to inmates is indicative of a distinct approach serving this then time among information must be considered in the develop- that will foster the psycho- ment of environments logical survival of long-term prisoners. these prisoners, characteristics 366 TIMOTHY J. FLANAGAN ACKNOWLEDGhlENT h While tt is beyond of of the American this article was presented at the Society of Criminology.

  generalfuture workevidence 5/5
  Keywords: ment among long term prisoners distinguishable pattern involve prison rule infractions inmates indicative distinct approach
• THE RISE AND DECLINE OF THE SEPARATE SYSTEM OF PRISON DISCIPLINE (1972) · Past & Present · cited 42× · doi

  The paper identifies a gap in the current research on prison discipline and the separate system. The paper highlights the need for a comprehensive analysis of the rise and decline of the separate system. The paper also emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical context of prison discipline and its evolution over time.

  generalstated research gapevidence 5/5
  Keywords: paper identifies gap current research prison discipline separate

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