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SpokaneFAVS wrapped up 2013 with a Coffee Talk discussion on crime and punishment. Related posts are below.
“Crimes, society and restorative justice”
Crimes are society’s way of defining unacceptable behavior.
“Who’s responsible for crime, punishment and the death penalty?“
Imagine a concrete box called home for years, 23 hours a day, shuffling in chains when you do get out for that 60 minutes per day.
“The best way to make a nonviolent offender violent, is to put him in prison”
In the health field, it is critical to identify the cause of a problem so that it can be removed or corrected.
“How a padded room opened me up to a new view of crime and punishment”
I remember viewing my first “holding room” in a local youth detention facility.
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