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CBme

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According to police accountability expert Samuel Walker, the discipline matrix can be a potentially useful tool and, if properly designed, ensure greater consistency in discipline
 
  What are some key features that must be included to constitute proper design and consistency in this type of matrix?
 
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How would you define and describe the underlying philosophy of intermediate sanctions? Why are they so widely used, and what do studies reveal concerning their efficacy?
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 25, 2018
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 Prison construction and overcrowding have led to a search for intermediate punishments.
 Economic reality dictates that cost-effective measures be developed, and this is motivating the development of intermediate sanctions. A real alternative to incarceration must have three elements to be effective: It must incapacitate offenders enough so that it is possible to interfere with their lives and activities to make committing a new offense extremely difficult; it must be unpleasant enough to deter offenders from wanting to commit new crimes; and it has to provide real and credible protection for the community.


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Reply #2 on: Aug 25, 2018
Both answers were spot on, thank you once again


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