Unit+Philosophy+of+Criminal+Justice+7

__Rehabilitation Philosophy:__ I believe the criminal justice system should accomplish making the accused feel bad about what they did. I beleive it should teach them a lesson, but also prepare them for a better life at the same time. They need to teach them on how to be better citizens and to do something with their life.
 * 1) Asses what you think the criminal justice system would accomplish.**

2) In groups research the following philosophies of justice and answer the questions posed: d) Rehabilitation Philosophy: Explain the basis of the model. Rehabilitation and reintegration has to deal with young offenders. They teach the young ones about the community and to try and get their minds free of the "bad things". (such as the negative forces they were involved with before, ex. Gangs, drugs) Then after they believe that accomplished that, they reintegrate them back into society among the community. Asses what aspects of this article reflects rehabilitation theory: The article believes that rehabilitations and reintegration for youth is the best way. They believe that "every child is born good". Educational planning and school placement is the core process of the rehabilitation and reintegration for the children. Although this should be the way to do this, the curriculum would need changes. They would need character education, resilency training, alternative dispute resolution, and citizenship. They believe that this system of rehabilitation (living in a home rather than juvie) will be beneficial to some, but not all. They believe that living in houses with a support system is the best form of rehab for them.
 * Formulate an appropriate rehabilitation system that will reach the objectives of the youth criminal justice act.**