Prisons vs rehabilitation B2

The primary ________ is to protect society by isolating offenders.

• aim of rehabilitation

• purpose of prison

• function of probation

• goal of community service

A ________ focuses on punishment rather than rehabilitation.

• therapeutic strategy

• punitive approach

• collaborative model

• compassionate stance

The ________ of prisons includes preparing inmates for life after release.

• administrative duty

• rehabilitative role

• enforcement task

• punitive aspect

The threat of incarceration serves as a ________ to prevent crime.

• learning opportunity

• deterrent effect

• motivational factor

• community initiative

Modern ________ aim to provide both security and rehabilitation for inmates.

• social clubs

• correctional facilities

• educational institutions

• recreational centers

Strict laws are put in place for ________, aiming to reduce crime rates.

• community engagement

• public education

• crime deterrence

• social work

________ focuses on transforming offenders into responsible citizens.

• Retributive justice

• Reformative justice

• Capital punishment

• Civil law

The debate over ________ continues to be a key issue in criminal justice.

• punishment versus reward

• punishment versus rehabilitation

• punishment versus absolution

• punishment versus forgiveness

Programs designed to aid an inmate's ________ are vital for reducing recidivism.

• isolation

• reintegration into society

• punishment

• education

Judges aim for ________ that reflect both the severity of the crime and the potential for rehabilitation.

• arbitrary rulings

• lenient sentences

• effective sentencing

• inconsistent judgments