Spatial Organization - The Concept Of Spatial Organization

This Homework Presentation explains the concept of spatial organization in business and design.

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Assignment 1: LASA 2: Rehabilitation andCommunity Corrections

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RehabilitationWith societies attitude getting tough on crime,rehabilitation took a back seat in the criminal justicesystem.It had remained a key part of the US Prison policy untilthe mid1970s.The tough attitude on crime led to a boom in the prisonpopulation.A large part of the current prison population is madeup of the repeat offenders.Rehabilitation is meant to counter habitual offendingby reintegrating the criminals into society.

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James Gilligan a clinical professor of psychiatry highlightedthat where punishment fails, rehabilitation works.He highlighted that two thirds of these prisoners oftenreoffend within three years of leaving the prison and often thecrime is more serious and more violent every next time.He emphasizes on the need for an intensive re-educationalprogram as the one in San Francisco jail which reduced therate of violence within the jail to zero for a year at atime.(Gilligan, 2012)Participation in this program even for as little as four monthsreduced the chances of violent reoffending after a prisonerleaves the jail by 83percent.
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