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ethics of community-based sanctions  

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  • A variety of ethical concerns are related to community-based sanctions, particularly moral arguments vis-à-vis community-based sanctions as an alternative to imprisonment. This overview first considers what it means to take a human rights and human dignity approach to community-based sanctions. [Source: Encyclopedia of Community Corrections; Ethics of Community-Based Sanctions]

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