The Prison Problem of Restorative Justice Refers to Which of the Following

question 4

Multiple Choice

The prison problem of restorative justice refers to which of the following:

• A) the approach wants to make sure that offenders remain in prison until they are ready to apologize to their victims
• B) the approach wants to reform prisons so they are set up like a community for offenders to practice going into the community
• C) the approach wants to process nearly all offenders in the community
• D) the approach wants to only select certain types of offenders that are in prison

Understand the concept of resilience in children and the protective factors that contribute to overcoming adversity.

Understanding the concept of synaptic pruning and its importance in neurological development.

Recognizing the factors that influence the number of synapses and how they change with age.

Identifying significant periods in a child's life for neural development and the impact of experiences during these times.

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Definitions:

Regulations

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Stare Decisis

A legal principle that obligates courts to follow historical cases when making a ruling on a similar current or future case.

Precedent

A court decision that furnishes authority for deciding later cases in which similar facts are presented.

Statutory Law

Law enacted by a legislative body, forming a codified set of rules that are legally enforceable.