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I did them myself. When you are supposed to be at
the ballgame, you are down the street smoking a
joint," she said. "The little things started adding up
to bigger things. First it was a joint, then a syringe,
then a gun. It's too late for us. We blew it. Don't be
like us."
The interaction between the inmates and the girls
continued for another. 15 minutes. Then the groups
broke up into one-on-one conversations between one
inmate and one of the young girls. The conversations
were personal and could not be reported, but the tone
and attitude of the girls when they left the inmate was
that "In some ways that inmate is very much like me,
and if it could happen to her, it could happen to
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In short, the goals of the program had been accomplished.
The Program's Purpose
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JLU^Mnliikg *nmp of the earlier prison visitation pronot
include scare tactics. It's only intended to be an
educational program, Martin said.
"The program is intended to broaden their
awareness," he said. "Most of them (parolees) feel
that the prison conditions were worse than what they
thought. Some, look at it (prison) more like a^hotel.
When they get there, most are surprised that the conditions
look bad, but that the inmates are not drooling
with big scares. They look like normal people.
"The aim is to get them to realize that 'I don't
want to be there, but I could see how I could be
there,'" he said.
Martin said that some of the earlier programs
where scare tactics were used were found not to be as
effective and sometimes had adverse Dsvcholoaical
effects.
"I'm not interested in scaring the kids into making
a decision. I'm into education," Martin said. "Part
of the program is about giving the kids choices. It's
closer to reality ... and it comes across as more genuine."
In addition to the program being available to girls,
there is a similar men's program and both are
available to potential troublemakers as well as being
a requirement for those on parole.
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