Exemplification: In some countries, such as Norway, prisons focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment, and have seen success in reducing crime rates. Should the focus of the criminal justice system be on rehabilitation or punishment? Claim: The focus of the criminal justice system should be o...
Critics should focus on the substance (n.实质), not the label. Sentences that offer no possibility of parole are far harsher than those that offer a chance of release, however distant. Some ultra-long (超长) sentences, by contrast, are no different from life. Alaska (n.阿拉斯加州) ...
(7) Overall, it is vastly transforming the role of probation by encouraging counties to focus on rehabilitation and lowered recidivism. (8) However, despite the sweeping changes that realignment generated and its grandiose goals of reducing recidivism through rehabilitation, it does not require that ...
but as part of a transition to a new approach to prisons policy that, while retaining an important role for deterrence, prevention and punishment, focuses more on that elusive fourth leg: rehabilitation.
Addressing the seemingly ever-infinite "war on drugs", in "Why We Should Decriminalize Drug Use", Douglas Husak argues in favour of the decriminalization of drugs in terms of not criminalizing the use of such recreational drugs. In this paper, I will dispute that Kusak 's argument succeeds...
Rehabilitation (悔过) is another philosophy by which many systems of punishment operate. The goal of these systems is to return a former criminal to society after a required period of treatment and training, usually in prisons. The idea is to help change the person's behavior and approach so...
(she left Google to work on it full-time in June). “At Google, we had experimentation frameworks to determine which version of a change would have the greatest impact, and when we rolled out a change, we could predict what it should do and monitor if it actually hit that goal,”...
should make haste to go elsewhere. This information did not stop Makhno and his partisans . . . [and] they set out for Bol’shaya Mikhailovka. They approached the village guardedly. Makhno himself and a few of his comrades went on reconnaissance and saw a large enemy camp on the church ...