They also fear that without mandatory sentences, some offenders might ignore treatment sanctions.
It was this treatment, sanctioned by our government, and carried out by the hired guns of Serco plc, that lead to the women's protest.
The probation report, obtained by the television station WLWT in Cincinnati and made available to The Associated Press, recommended that Strawberry "remain under supervision with enhanced treatment sanctions and continued urine monitoring two to three times per week".
The minority excuse on which it is based leads to a paradigm of relations between justice and psychiatry that is very different from the one established for adult penal system; in the latter, this relation is built on forensic psychiatric approaches opposing treatment to sanction and judicial logic to psychiatric logic.
He authored over 200 published opinions on cases involving the First Amendment, patients' rights to control their treatment and sanctions against frivolous lawsuits and governmental authority.
Yet neither the legal nor the economics literature offers a comprehensive treatment of sanctions.
Eastwood said she was concerned that at no time during the parliamentary passage of the welfare reform bill was it proposed that the claimant contract would include a "treatment or sanctions requirement".
Their actions, in response to the arrival of the deposed shah (Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi) in the United States for medical treatment, were sanctioned by Iran's revolutionary government, led by Shīʿite cleric Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
Then in 1998, he brought little Mariam Hamza to Glasgow for the leukaemia treatment which sanctions prevented in her native Iraq.
(Dr. First finds it hard to believe that her "treatment" was sanctioned by a respectable medical professional, and he worries that her psychologist's actions were "completely irresponsible and unprofessional").
