Application of existing legal regulations to prison staff and problems encountered
2005
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1ABSTRACTAPPLICATION OF EXISTING LEGAL REGULATIONS TO PRISON STAFF&PROBLEMS ENCOUNTEREDErol OZBULUTMaster ThesisDepartment of Public AdministrationAdvisor : Associate Professor Gonul ULKERJoint Advisor : Professor Tamer INALJuly 2005, 120 pagesThe purpose of this study is to state problems related to application of existing legalinstruments to the prison personnel forming the last stage of judicial services and put forwardthe problematic issues emanating from this application process. The scope of the study aims atcontributing to the academic literacy by way of making assessments on aspects related toevolving law in prisons, changing roles for the staff working in the prisons, fixation oflegitimate rights and practices, and sufficiency of educational services and treatments withinsuch an adaptation process to the ongoing transformation.Key Words : Prison Staff, Execution, Prison, DMK
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Erol Özbulut (Master Thesis). Application of existing legal regulations to prison staff and problems encountered, 2005, Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal University.
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