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Correctional Custody Facility - Rehabilitation of the First-Time Offender in the US Army

NCJ Number
92854
Journal
Journal of Offender Counseling, Services and Rehabilitation Volume: 8 Issue: 1-2 Dated: (Fall/Winter 1983) Pages: 61-68
Author(s)
R E Thomas
Date Published
1983
Length
8 pages
Annotation
The military, like certain religious and ideological groups, is widely regarded as an extreme example of the phenomena of re-socialization: a process in which an individual is trained in a lifestyle generally inconsistent with a previous lifestyle.
Abstract
In the military, those who fail to adequately internalize their new socialization process can be subject to a variety of negative sanctions, including counselling, non-judicial punishment, imprisonment, or discharge from the service. This paper discusses and describes a method of rehabilitation for the first-time offender that is intended to recreate and strengthen the original resocialization process: the Correctional Custody Facility. (Author abstract)