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The document is the application form for the 2011 Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize, hosted by WBUR in Boston. It includes personal data requirements for entrants, details about the submission such as title, length, genre, and format, as well as a Broadcast Certification Form that must be completed by an officer of a public radio station. The prize aims to recognize outstanding journalism work and requires submissions to be sent by a specified deadline.

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Begin by filling out the 'Personal Data' section. Enter your date of birth, name (note that group entries are not permitted), home address, and contact information including home, work, and cell phone numbers, as well as your email address.
In the 'Description of Submission' section, provide the title of your submission and its length in hours, minutes, and seconds. Select the genre by checking one box that best fits your submission.
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Complete the 'Other Information' section by detailing factors leading to the production of your work. You may attach additional pages if necessary.
Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom to certify your submission before sending four copies along with any required documents to WBUR.

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Are female offenders treated differently from male offenders within the criminal justice system?

30% of women in prison lose their home while in prison. Women are more likely than men to commit suicide while in prison. Vision: Prevent harm and offending by improving policings response to women in or at risk of contact with the criminal justice system.

What are the biggest challenges women involved in the justice system experience?

Its because woman arent seen as having their own autonomy. They are also more likely to receive therapy as part of their sentence as well. Most woman are seen as victims of circumstance or childhood experiences as opposed to people who need to be jailed for their crimes.

How does the criminal justice system affect women?

Research suggests that for many justice system-involved women, troubling interpersonal relationships often precede a range of negative outcomes, including re-victimization, criminal behavior, engaging in sex work, and homelessness.

How are female offenders different from male offenders?

One study indicates that girls are involved less often than boys in most delinquent behaviors, with their delinquencies being less serious. Further, female delinquencies were not found to have a special character.

Are males and females treated differently in the criminal justice system?

Additionally, womens cases face a greater probability of court dismissal and a lower likelihood of resulting in conviction than mens cases. Jassal calls this a multi-stage discrimination to capture these gender-based disparities at each stage of the criminal justice system.

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What are the gender differences in criminal offending?

Studies have consistently shown higher rates of offending for males than for females, and especially higher rates of violence. Gender differences in the development of social cognition may help to explain gender differences in crime and violence.

What are the differences between male and female prisoners?

Male vs. Female Inmates In general, male inmates have committed much more serious crimes than female inmates. Thus, a man who is in prison is far more likely to have committed a violent crime than a woman who is in prison. This violent background primes men for a violent prison culture.

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