The goals of juvenile corrections are: (1) deterrence, (2) rehabilitation and reintegration, (3) retribution and punishment, and (4) incapacitation and control. These goals may, at times, appear to be in conflict. For instance, some jurisdictions stress delinquency prevention by keeping juveniles away from the juvenile justice system through diversion, referrals to non-court agencies or organizations, and warnings. However, other jurisdictions get tough with juveniles by providing more certain and stringent sanctions for their offenses.

• Write a 2-paper describing the current juvenile correctional treatment approaches and their effectiveness in reducing recidivism. Ensure the following points are addressed:
  • Community treatment
  • Institutional treatment
  • Juvenile Probation
  • Aftercare and reentry
• Ensure that you provide an introduction and conclusion. You must also use a minimum of two scholarly resources that support your writing.

Ensure that you use the Paper Writing rubric to guide your efforts and support your work with scholarly academic resources using APA format.