Part II: Criminal Justice Program Proposal

Part II: Criminal Justice Program Proposal

CASE: JUVENILE JUSTICE CORRECTION FACILITIES

Program Goals

This case identifies modifications and developments that should be made necessary to change in the juvenile justice system. It addresses different questions and objectives throughout the manifesto of the case. The major concepts such as interagency collaboration and correctional facilities are made part of this writing (Jones, 2012). It will help to better understand the rehabilitation process of felonies on the basis of two key concepts: relativism and mechanism. Following are fundamental and primitive goals to for successful implementation of this program:

The first and most predictable goal of this program is to rehabilitate the lost and affected lives of juveniles. Correctional facilities and interagency collaboration are two key principles that can relate to attain this goal in order to maximize the utilization of this program.

The resolution of core conflicts due to the emergence of antisocial behaviors and the development of fundamental social skills to enhance and quantify the interpersonal relationship is part of individual counseling as another important goal of this program.

Monitoring and documenting the national data of convicted juveniles is one of the key considerations of this regional program. These incidents vary from burglaries, rape, reckless driving, alcohol use, and other misdemeanor acts to financial fraudulent activities, joyriding, and sexual abuse.

The collaboration of court advocacy is necessary to facilitate this program. The use of criminal court and family court will aid the offenders to gain referral alliances and breadth of services for a longer period.

To ensure the public safety with the alteration of life trajectories and improving the probability to remain prosper as productive citizens of their country (Jones, 2012). This goal lays the line of demarcation between rehabilitation and punishment for juvenile offenders.

Improving the system of juvenile justice with the system implementation of graduated sanctions in a community-based setting.

Violence and crime are the function of substance abuse and family problems. The potential goal of this program is to break this cycle with a holistic approach and strong monitoring mechanism.

The involvement of at-risk minors in prevention programs who could be a vital threat to juvenile delinquency with efforts to reduce this number is another stated goal of this program.

Repeated truancy, curfew violation, chronic disobedience, and multiple attempts to escape away from home evident the problem behaviors in the target youths. The aim of this program is to formulate prevention components for such individuals who are prone to violations, but not entered into the juvenile justice system.

The design of a comprehensive treatment plan to address the continuum of facilities that includes institutional placement (minimum-security custody), home placement (the community unit), and community-based placement (reflection programs with day-treatment) (Kethineni, 2012).

These goals are designed in the vicinity to attain objective outcomes in the time frame of the design and implementation plan of the program. The universal objective of this juvenile program is to combat against rising criminal activities to alleviate them from the country and work for the safe and secure homeland and its ...