Criminal Justice System Reintegrative Shaming In Communities John Braithwaite presented a reworking of labelling theory which included reintegrative shamin

Criminal Justice System Reintegrative Shaming In Communities John Braithwaite presented a reworking of labelling theory
which included reintegrative shaming. It follows that negative shaming can
cause young offenders to become criminally susceptible. He posits that
reintegrative shaming may be an effective strategy to intervene. He continues
that there are two parts to reintegrative shaming. First, the offending
activities of the individual are shamed with some form of reparation made to
the victim and the community, while some form of punishment is administered
where this is felt to be appropriate. Second, the rituals of reintegration are
subsequently undertaken to restore the individual to an inclusive society which
values their role and person. Much of the implementation thus far has been with
juveniles, but which other types of crime may this model be effective among
adults? For this week’s discussion, describe a crime that reintegrative shaming
may be appropriate in punishing adults. Then describe how you would implement
the elements of reintegrative shaming. If any, what would the limitations be?