As one of the most dominant agencies operating within the criminal justice system, the Federal Bureau of Prisons is a detrimental factor that has proven to materialize the very aspects of which to expand the dynamics of maintaining the care, control, and custody of federal inmates. While the agency's establishment fails to loom too large in the cracks of history, the Federal Bureau of Prisons has transcended a multitude of platforms that have pushed its strengths today far beyond what its founders could have imagined. However, given the scale of an undertaking with which the Federal Bureau of Prisons has been bombarded, challenges such as, but not limited to, the rapid rate of incarcerated inmates have significantly hampered the government department. Therefore, given the vast opportunities available and through improved technology, the Federal Bureau of Prisons can, without a doubt, play a critical role in advancing the state it is in with prospects such as a complete overhaul of protocol. Therefore, with threats such as the transition and glorification of the use of private prisons to minimize or maximize some aspects related to the lack of professionalism in terms of safety and precautions, the institution otherwise known as the Bureau of Prisons will unquestionably join the adversaries.Deciphering the Federal Bureau of PrisonsTracing back to the deeper realms of humanity, the uncanny ability to perceive and then act immorally, as in committing deviant behavior, has undeniably plagued the progress of humanity. As such, as the passage of time has proven to be incessant, the means to support eminent solutions, namely prisons, to clarify and decipher the scoundrels of society through the evolution of the magic system...... half of paper......) To summarize, the Federal Bureau of Prisons is an agency within the branch of government that houses the Department of Justice. Conceived with the mission of providing a more progressive and civilized assiduity to society's deviants, a method has been instilled to professionalize the advantage of prison and ensure constant and unified supervision to catapult an appeasement in providing custody, care and control despite the harmful components that illustrates the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. (Singletary, Jr. 1998) ReferencesSingletary, Jr., HK The Florida Department of Corrections, (1998). Agency strategic plan. Retrieved from the Florida Department of Corrections website: http://www.dc.state.fl.us/pub/asp/19982003/index.htmlwww.bop.gov. (2007). Retrieved from http://www.bop.gov/about/index.jsp