Good Intentions Gone Awry—A Proposal for Fundamental Change in Criminal Sentencing
Bayley, Christopher T.
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Abstract
This article will discuss the individual treatment model and analyze the fallacies of current sentencing practices and philosophies. Concluding that the treatment model is inappropriate because it fails to consider fundamental principles of justice and the purposes of the criminal law, it will offer an alternative proposal for sentencing that is not dependent on the theory of rehabilitation.