How Do You Think Clear Tries The Effects Of Imprisoning Communities

Imprisoning communities, Clear agrees the effects of Imprisoning communities are increased poverty and a broken homes. Clear suggest neighborhoods suffer from a host of problems, where high incarceration rates are present. In an impoverished community, as many as 1/5 of all men are imprisoned. Which leads to single parenting homes, decreased of parental supervision which removes parental role models. Another problems neighborhoods suffer from when there is high incarceration rate are the economic problems they create. Problems like fewer employed residents. Individuals with criminal records having tough times gaining employment. Last major problem imprisoning communities may suffer from is, reduce respect for the legal system and political system and political participation with things like voting. All of these particular effects reduce the level of control in the community. Clear also suggest some policy recommendations that may reduce the incarceration rate, when then may reduce the negative effectsof high incarceration rates on communities. Clear recommends community justice which is similar to the restorative justice approach. Community justice involves efforts to strengthen the ability of families and neighborhoods groups to exercise control.
With this approach it informs that offender offend mostly when they are not supervised affectively, because the parents are locked away the offenders social bonds would weaken causing the individual to commit criminal behaviors. The least affective theory for me would be A theory of Differential Association because I felt that theory offenders was more focused on imitating friends, or peers behavior where as Social Bond theory was the actual cause because the bonds between the parent and child would be weaken. If the parent is incarcerated and the child is left in a single parent