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Criminal Justice and Behavior, Vol. 17, No. 1, 6-18 (1990)
DOI: 10.1177/0093854890017001003

Public Support for Correctional Treatment

The Tenacity of Rehabilitative Ideology

FRANCIS T. CULLEN

University of Cincinnati

SANDRA EVANS SKOVRON

University of Cincinnati

JOSEPH E. SCOTT

Ohio State University

VELMER S. BURTON, Jr.

Illinois State University

For the past decade or so, scholars have joined with politicians in suggesting that citizens manifest little support for correctional treatment. Based on a 1986 survey of Cincinnati and Columbus residents, we present data that question this broad assumption. The data indicate that rehabilitation receives considerable support, though this is most pronounced for certain offenders and for certain treatment modalities. In general, the study reinforces the finding of a growing body of revisionist research that the public retains faith in rehabilitation as a legitimate goal of the correctional process.


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