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The purpose of court mandated jail or prison time is fourfold: 1) So as to “impose discipline” upon the perpetrator; 2) So to “obtain justice” for the victim; 3) So as to “set an example” for would-be perpetrators; and 4) Remove the perpetrator from “civil” society. For the most part all of these make logical sense. However, on close scrutiny two main objections should be considered: A) Neither jail nor prison have been places where self-reflection and self-discipline are actively encouraged or inculcated; B) There is often a “reason” why the perpetrator disobeyed the law, and this “reason” is hardly ever addressed. A prototypical “reason” was dramatized in the famous Broadway musical drama, “Les Miserables,” wherein theft of loaf of bread by a hungry man living in squalor, was punished severely. This hungry man was not morally insensitive: He was financially unviable, metabolically challenged, emotionally distraught, and socially disenfranchised.

Prolonged incarceration in jail or a sentence for prison time very often “breaks a man” in ways that are irreversible, amounting, in some cases to premature death. The act of arresting and incarcerating a man for a misdemeanor (act of mischief) constitutes a grave injustice because the resulting criminal record and press postings make him unemployable for life. Given the vast numbers of “white-collar crimes” committed by business executives that pass undetected and unpunished, this article is a call for revising the rules by which police and the criminal courts operate in the interest of societal harmony and personal well-being of citizens.

"Premature death" often results from prolonged incarceration for judicial sentences.n

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• Journal title: Journal of Current Medical Research and Opinion
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• First Year published: 2018
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Journal of Current Medical Research and Opinion is a  peer-reviewed, international journal for the rapid publication of original research on new and existing drugs and therapies,  and post-marketing investigations. Equivalence, safety and efficacy/effectiveness studies are especially encouraged. 

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CMRO  is the flagship medical journal. An open access, open peer-reviewed general medical journal,  CMRO outstanding and influential research in all areas of clinical practice, translational medicine, medical and health advances, public health, global health, policy, and general topics of interest to the biomedical and sociomedical professional communities. We also publish stimulating debates and reviews as well as unique forum articles and concise tutorials.  

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Study of Some Modern (Von Willbrand Factors and Copeptin) and Routine (Troponin I and hs-CRP) Biochemical Markers in Patients with Ischemic Heart Diseases in Karbala Province

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Evaluation of results of Mesh Repair Versus Non-Mesh Repair in the Treatment of Obstructed Para Umbilical Hernia

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Nanotechnology for Cancer Chemotherapy: Design of a Drug Delivery System, Characterization and Fabrication of Drug Delivery Carriers

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