Sentence examples for correctional approach from inspiring English sources

While you might think that this "soft" correctional approach would fail to discourage crime, not so.

"The state's punitive, correctional approach has damaged the future prospects of these young people, wasted millions of taxpayer dollars, and violated the fundamental principles of positive youth development".

John Baldwin, director of the Illinois Department of Corrections, has been encouraged by the Reunification Rides to Logan, especially in the context of the evolving correctional approach to women prisoners.

Our original calculation made the former assumption, whereas the correctional approach of the commenters makes the latter.

Youths are treated with respect and dignity, and instead of more traditional correctional approaches, the system uses a rehabilitative and therapeutic model that works towards teaching the young people to make positive, lasting changes in their behavior.

The focus group with the coaches provides additional contextual information regarding their experience in implementing a process improvement approach in correctional settings.

The primary aims of the focus group are to understand: 1) the challenges as a coach for implementing a process improvement approach in correctional settings, and 2) the challenges as a coach for implementing a process improvement approach as part of a research project with an experimental design.

The last time the Vera Institute of Justice took a similar group of officials to Germany, in 2013, this approach to correctional officer training was one of the most powerful lessons.

The current study examines a range of process and outcome data relevant to the implementation of a Change Team approach across diverse correctional settings in the United States.

The authors concluded that the preliminary findings demonstrate the importance of providing gender-specific sensitive and comprehensive approaches within the correctional system (Sacks et al. 2008).

About two weeks ago, a sergeant approached Mark Williams, a correctional officer at the California Institution for Men in Chino, and told him he had to choose between his dreadlocks and his job.