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| − | '''Criminal rehabilitation''' refers to attempts to improve [[criminal]]s [[moral]]ly or [[psychological]]ly so that they do not commit more [[crime]]s. This rehabilitation may be carried out in [[prison]]s or, subsequent to their release, in so-called "[[halfway house]]s" or while they mingle with society at large. | + | '''Criminal rehabilitation''' doesn't work. |
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| − | Allegedly, American [[liberal]]s feel that this is an appropriate action for society to take, while American [[conservative]]s are said to doubt the possibility of its effectiveness. <ref>[http://rightwingnews.com/mt331/2008/07/violent_rapist_get_rehabilitat.php Violent Rapist? Get Rehabilitated In Vermont], Melissa Clouthier, ''Right Wing News'', July 03, 2008</ref>
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| − | Rehabilitation is commonly the basis of the criminal justice system in [[Denmark]] and [[Sweden]]. Despite pessimism as to its effectiveness, or even a possible causal connection, [[Denmark]] and [[Sweden]] have some of the lowest crime rates in the Western World.
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| − | [[category:crime]]
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