Basic education now seems to play an increasingly important part in the rehabilitation of offenders.

By their very nature these institutions must contribute to the rehabilitation of offenders.

I have read that reform of the rehabilitation of offenders act is due.

The initiative will facilitate the social rehabilitation of offenders.

She hasn't read all the cases i have read that prove the rehabilitation of offenders act is now defunct.

Emphasis is placed on the rehabilitation of offenders through an alteration of their label(s).

It is intended to reinstate dignity to the victims of crime and increase the possibilities for rehabilitation of offenders.

These programs are examples of "therapeutic justice" which focuses on rehabilitation of offenders and their reintegration into society.

Alongside the excellent chaplaincy work that is done in prisons there are many admirable charities which deal with the care and rehabilitation of offenders.

As an example, charities concerned with the rehabilitation of offenders may knowingly appoint ex-offenders to management positions within the charity.

The recommendations would simplify the code's adjudication process, allow penalties less severe than dismissal and open the way for rehabilitation of offenders.

He spoke 3 times, calling for a reduction in police bureaucracy, abolition of jail sentence remission and rehabilitation of offenders.

Queensland Corrective Services protects the community and prevents crime through the supervision and rehabilitation of offenders.

Bentham's conception of criminality led him to concur with philanthropist reformers on the need for rehabilitation of offenders.

They had had it drilled into them - this post is exempt from section 4 (2) of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act.

The House bill emphasizes rehabilitation of offenders, while the Senate bill envisions harsher penalties, including dismissal of workers who test positive.

It sparked a long debate on where the rehabilitation of offenders should be heading including some thought-provoking comments from Andrew Bridges, the chief inspector of probation.

She added that the County Department of Public Safety is responsible for enforcement, treatment and rehabilitation of offenders and public information and education campaigns.

She said this principle was endorsed in New Zealand by the 1954 Criminal Justice Act which required probation officers "to assist the social rehabilitation of offenders."

The presiding judge Gregor Galke stated "This is not a blank check", and pointed out that the right to rehabilitation of offenders had been taken into consideration.

Emilia has a First in Drama and a PhD [2] in the rehabilitation of offenders using drama based techniques from Middlesex University.

It would prefer to concentrate its charitable activities on other things - from well-digging in Bangladesh to extra services at local schools and nurseries and clinics, the rehabilitation of offenders etc.

But it does illustrate the trend towards the rehabilitation of offenders which the Mexican authorities seem to be making, and the increasing efforts which are being put in towards improving accommodation and educational facilities.

Shall faithfully carry out departmental duties to uphold the national criminal legal system and shoulder the task of rehabilitation of offenders entrusted upon the department by the nation with full responsibility and dedication.

It also encompasses aspects of probation (rehabilitation of offenders in the community) as well as penitentiary science relating to the secure detention and retraining of offenders committed to secure institutions.