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SANCTIONS, DETERRENTS AND REHABILITATION, PART I

NCJ Number
26322
Journal
POLICE LAW QUARTERLY Volume: 4 Issue: 4 Dated: (JULY 1975) Pages: 22-30
Author(s)
B DOLNICK
Date Published
1975
Length
9 pages
Annotation
TO BE MORE EQUITABLE AND EFFECTIVE, THE PHILOSOPHY OF OUR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM SHOULD BE ORIENTED TOWARDS A DETERMINISTIC ETIOLOGY, CONCENTRATING ON REHABILITATING THE OFFENDER, NOT PUNISHING THE OFFENSE.
Abstract
THE AUTHOR STATES THAT REHABILITATION AND TREATMENT SHOULD BE THE PRIME GOAL OF OUR CORRECTIONS SYSTEM. FOR PART ONE OF THIS ARTICLE SEE NCJ-19773.

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