Redefining Justice: Beyond Punishment

This chapter challenges the conventional purpose of the criminal justice system, emphasizing its role in ensuring societal safety rather than solely punishing wrongdoers. It explores the complexities of courtroom representation, sentencing practices, and the balance between punishment and rehabilitation. The discussion raises important questions about the effectiveness of long prison sentences and the need for reform to address reoffending and successful reintegration into society.

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