Why do proponents of the nonintervention model view rehabilitation and due process with suspicion? What do advocates of the nonintervention model advocate?
What will be an ideal response?
Both the rehabilitation ideal and the due-process movement have been viewed with suspicion by experts concerned by the stigmatization and labeling of offenders. The nonintervention model calls for limiting government intrusion into people's lives, especially minors who run afoul of the law; the justice system should interact as little as possible with offenders. These models advocate for deinstitutionalization of nonserious offenders, diversion from formal court processes into informal treatment programs, and decriminalization of nonserious offenses.
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The social isolation discussed in this chapter often gives rise to the concept of the ________ minority
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
What term applies if a person acts with a "depraved heart," "an abandoned heart," and "malignant heart," and death results?
a. First-degree murder b. Capital murder c. Second-degree murder d. Homicide
believe that wrongdoers deserve to be punished and that punishment imposed should be in proportion to the wrongdoing the offender committed.
a. Deterrence theorists b. Rehabilitationists c. Retributivists d. Restorative justice proponents
Which of the following is defined as courts that try combatants outside the civilian court system?
a. Military Justice b. Military International Criminal Courts c. Military Tribunals d. Military Criminal Courts