First sentence of body paragraph #1: Prisons should be aiming to rehabilitate not to punish because God gives everyone second chances, so we should too.

Aiming to rehabilitate not to punish

The goal of America’s prison system should be to rehabilitate, not punish. Three body sentences and first sentence of each, and all support material are all listed in order. Here’s a list of the support material and the citations that needs to be used throughout the paper: I. First sentence of body paragraph #1: Prisons should be aiming to rehabilitate not punish because God gives everyone second chances, so we should too. 1. Author: Eugenia Zivanai Page number: NP Information: “Rehabilitation is viewed from a radical perspective as an effort by those in authority to impose a harsh system of social control over weak people”

Aiming to rehabilitate not to punish

2. Author: Stuart Taylor Jr. Page Number: NP Information: “The usual motive is not to frame innocent people but to fit evidence to preconceived (and often mistaken) theories of the case.” 3. Author: Stuart Taylor Jr. Page Number: NP Information: “The kind of DNA evidence that can conclusively prove innocence or guilt is available only in a small fraction of cases, mainly rapes and rape-murders in which sperm is recovered.” 4. Author: Stuart Taylor Jr. Page number: NP Information: “FBI officials up the line allowed their employees to break laws, violate rules, and ruin lives,” wrote the judge, Nancy Gertner.

Aiming to rehabilitate not to punish

5. Author: Antony A. Vass Page number: 177 Information: The government wants more people imprisoned and less people rehabilitated because they profit from it, giving less people second chances. “The government takes pride in its ability to expand the physical capacity of the prison establishment and the high public expenditure which is currently going into refurbishing and constructing new prisons. “ (1990, 177) 6. Author: Antony A. Vass Page number:177 Information: prisons do not attempt to reform, they are just a dumping place to get certain people off the streets. “The prison in that sense provides an exceptionally convenient dumping place.

Aiming to rehabilitate not to punish

Imprisonment reduces pressure to be vigorous and creative in consideration” (1990, 177) 7. Author: Antony A. Vass Page number: 16 Information: We need prisons, because without them society would be filled with crime, and the criminal would not know he needs a second chance. ”The prison is not expendable; alternatives can only be possible if threat is applied in that they are linked to the background sanction of imprisonment; so prisons are needed in order to justify more humane programmes.” (1990, 16) Author: Benjamin Steiner, Calli M Cain Page number: 90 Information: “Prisons incapacitate individuals who pose a threat to society, but prison officials also bear the responsibility for protecting the prison community” (2017, 90)

Aiming to rehabilitate not to punish

11. Author:Coleen M. Berryessa Page number: NP Information (“Over the last half century, the prison population in the USA has grown by almost 500% and represents the world’s highest incarceration rate”): Author:Coleen M. Berryessa Page number: NP Information “Long-term prison terms also undermine the supposed rehabilitative purpose of incarceration and ignore the capacity to change” (Clear, 2008)) Author: Coleen M. Berryessa Page number: NP Information: “Thus, strategies that allow long-term sentences to be reassessed or provide early release allow punishment to be amended in order to reflect if and how individuals have changed or become rehabilitated since initial sentencing” (Fair and Justice Prosecution Working Group, 2020). II. First sentence of body paragraph.https://youtu.be/G21L5bvxARM

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