community-based corrections

p Introduction

In a legal background , sanctions are penalties imposed by the judges parents , teachers for the sake of achieving a certain disciplinary action . A sanction can be defined as a punitive measure adopted by another country or countries against other nations for political reasons or other objectives

Sanctions are strategic instruments of rectifying behaviors in to structure a logical and effective conduct , ruling , control and discipline . Sanctions primary aim is to change a certain behavior of leadership , a regime , a culture or a gradual change in the behavior of a

br certain political power , nation , or an offender

PURPOSES OF SANCTIONS

According to this chapter , the main purpose of a sanction is to rectify the behaviors of inmates . This can be achieved by disciplinary actions which involves depriving the prisoners some basic human rights . For example , a brother was denied the freedom of movement for some hours This steered him to the right direction and he was morally upgraded From this chapter , prisoners are sanctioned in to avoid mischievous behavior . The principle purpose of this sanction is to restraint inmates who have desecrated or violated rules and regulations set out by the state . Another purpose of sanctions is to aid staff on the measures to adopt when punishing the offenders of both major and minor misconduct . This is done to mould self responsible individuals hence smart citizens

Internationally , the main purpose of sanctions is to force a given country to implement the intended objective or to stop dictatorship for the sake of wellbeing of the entire citizens . For example , the UN economic sanctions were imposed through U .S . back up to topple the government of Saddam Hussein from power . The primary purpose of all diplomatic sanctions was to compel Iraq 's to cooperate with the United Nations and in to cause a change in its formerly hostile foreign policy and abuses of human rights . Sanctions are imposed on some nations to stop war and conflicts on certain local resources such as oil

A SANCTION ACCOMPLISH THE FOLLOWING

According to the chapter , a sanction should meet the desired motive . For example , the inmates should be punished to rectify their bad habits or misdeeds irrespective of the degree of the punishment . Some times sanctions are tough such that abuse of human rights is involved Sanctions are imposed to let the offenders to know that he cannot continue with the offence . For example , a thief cannot be allowed to continue stealing , gamblers cannot be allowed to go on besides first warning , and they must be punished to avoid this misconduct

Another mission sanctions should accomplish is to stop misconducts such as possession of illegal substances , making use of them or abusing them by intoxicating yourself , selling , or availing it to others . Sanctions should stop use of alcoholic beverages , marijuana or any other drug which is used to cause a condition of intoxication especially to the under aged

If no sanctions , people would behave the way they want without control Therefore , another...