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    remaining abstinent after treatment. Alternative methods of treatment at these centers‚ such as acupuncture‚ have not been proven to be effective at promoting abstinence‚ but may help to ease withdrawal symptoms. In addition to enrolling in a rehabilitation program at a licensed facility‚ the individual should seek out support from his or her family members‚ as this will help the individual cope with the enormous stress of giving up alcohol. Alcoholism and Its Treatment Options

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    prison administration and workers how to deal correctly with prisoners with disorders and how to adequately handle a situation‚ current conditions could be improved for everyone. By working to solve the problem of the inmates making prison about rehabilitation instead of a punishment‚ as it had become today‚ there could be a decrease in return offenders. Such a treating a prisoners mental condition instead over medication. Often medications are provided to control the prisoners‚ rather than to treat

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    ed to  send a message to a rival group or to retaliate for a previous attack. The inmates are also  taught to make traditional jewelry from turtle shell that is also sold in the inmate store.  This incentive is highly coveted in Koror and the rehabilitation aspect is monumental.  The inmates behave so they may be granted the privilege of learning and practicing these  arts.  They continue the good behavior so they might see the fruits of their labors.  Culture is a key attribute in this incentive

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    One major problem that we are facing is the mass incarcerations. The overpopulations of prison don’t seem to be getting any better. Currently there are about 2.3 million people that are in some kind of correctional facility. (Wagner‚ 2017) That is a lot of inmates. Most of these inmates are either non-violent offenders and a lot of them in local jails are not even convicted of a crime they have allegedly committed. The overcrowding of the system with nonviolent offenders can cause serious issues

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    punitive for punishment could serve as a form of prevention for crime. About 100 years ago juvenile justice system was established in the United States to divert youthful offenders from the destructive punishment of criminal courts‚ encouraging rehabilitation. Under most state laws‚ juvenile offenders do not commit "crimes." They commit delinquent acts‚ some of which are acts that would constitute crimes if committed by an adult. The trial phase of a juvenile case is an adjudication hearing. This

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    per year in Norway. In comparison‚ The United States was measured to arrest 710 people per 100‚000 people in 2013(The Hamilton Project) and to have a 60% recidivism rate (Kofman). America is in the lead in incarceration and recidivism as shown in Figure 1 (Appendix A). Being lead in incarceration rates (Petersilia)‚ the United States has over 2.2 million Americans in prison whereas Norway’s prison population in 10% of that on a per capita basis (Kofman). For the past forty years‚ two-thirds of released

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    Running Head: REHABILITATION AND REINTEGRATION Rehabilitation and Reintegration xxxx Delaware Technical & Community College August 3‚ 2010 Abstract To combat recidivism‚ correctional facilities are changing their focus from punishment towards rehabilitation. The examination of correctional methodology used in the United States‚ Japan‚ and Scotland offer profound insights into the growing trend to rehabilitate prisoners instead of punishing them. Through research‚ the

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    Rehabilitation in our Prison System Rehabilitation in our Prison System When Jeannette Brown first got out of prison in April 2000‚ she had nowhere to go. With felony convictions for battery and gun possession‚ and little education or special skills‚ Jeannette couldn’t find a job to support her five kids. Had she found one‚ she still wouldn’t have had a driver’s license or a car to get there. Jeannette met regularly with a parole officer‚ but their relationship was hostile

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    Female Incarceration Is the incarceration rate of females in the United States rising? Drug War Facts: Women; http://www.drugwarfacts.org/women.htm The Drug War Facts website is a great statistical resource. The information presented on the site is complied from several criminal and federal justice statistic websites and organized in a concise format. I felt that the information was accurate and reliable as all statistics were cited from a credible‚ and in most cases‚ government web resource

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    To end mass incarceration‚ the public’s attention needs to shift from a civil rights campaign to a moral crusade that advocates on behalf of criminals. The widespread aversion to advocacy on behalf of those labeled criminals reflects a certain political reality. Many think that spending money on criminal justice reform is unwise. Their thoughts exist because criminals are the one social group in America that everyone across political‚ racial and class boundaries feels free to hate. We can continue

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