Corrections Gisela Slater-Walker our moms always seemed to

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the book begins by building awareness of this practice

these essays provide a peace-building and reconciliatory conclusion for readers to consider

as such programs have expanded in the United States

Corrections Gisela Slater-Walker our moms always seemed toCorrections looks at the correctional system and offers arguments for and against the practice of the laws and policies that comprise corrections, from parole and probation to imprisonment, to the application of the death penalty. The 20 included chapters, written by eminent scholars and experts in the fields of criminology, police science, law, sociology, psychology, and other disciplines, take on such contested topics as what the goals of the