Sentence examples for justice interventions from inspiring English sources
Theoretical approaches traditionally applied in mental health and criminal justice interventions fail to address the historical and structural context that partially explains health disparities.
She is a leading voice in calling for a gender-inclusive approach to racial justice interventions, having spearheaded the Why We Can't Wait Campaign and co-authored Black Girls Matter: Pushed Out, Overpoliced and Underprotected, and Say Her Name: Resisting Police Brutality Against Black Women.
Reintegration should be the ultimate aim of all juvenile justice interventions.
This might reflect differences in national drug policies, with strong emphasis on criminal justice interventions related to drug use in USA.
8 Realist evaluation was developed by Pawson and Tilley in the 1990s, to address the question "what works for whom in what circumstances and how?" in criminal justice interventions.
As urged by other authors, we suggest that political and criminal justice interventions that seek to reduce drug use through law enforcement should be considered in light of our findings and others linking imprisonment and a greater likelihood of HIV risk behaviours.
Positive early intervention is the only way forward and not just the criminal justice intervention after the crime.
Pregnant women who misuse substances (alcohol, tobacco, and prescription and illicit drugs) are positioned at the nexus of public health and criminal justice intervention.
The Reverend Paul Daltry, who deals with church and community engagement in Ipswich, said: "If you prevent people from sliding further down the slippery slope, you are going to save society enormous sums of money whether it's through health intervention or police and criminal justice intervention".
According to the report, this kind of early contact "increases the likelihood of criminality in adulthood, and the more intensive and restrictive the justice intervention, such as detention, the greater the likelihood of adult criminality and judicial intervention".
If feelings of depression or anxiety have arisen as a result of the sexual offense and/or the police and justice intervention, these conditions may well be a reaction to a shameful, or even threatening, situation.
