Doe Juveniles Case Study

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1) A: Do you believe Florida handled the offenders fairly by placing them in one location?
By placing these offenders in the same location, it is a way for the state to monitor their movements, keep track of the housing requirement for registration purposes. However, there is the benefit of the counseling that the offenders most likely wouldn’t receive or could attend if it wasn’t for this community.

B: Is this a viable option for the care parole options for pedophiles?

What I gathered from this video is, that it seems to be a successful treatment option for those who are not violent sexual offenders or serial rapist. The recidivism rate with this kind of project would be lower than the national average. It allowed them to regain a respect for themselves, which in turn allowed them to acknowledge their wrong doings. With being for them to have an understanding as to why they committed these acts, can also assist them in overcoming those desires. Hoping that they can become productive citizens giving back to society from which they have taken.
2) What is your biggest take away from pervert park?
Judging people who were convicted of these heinous crimes on the crimes alone is a mischaracterization on the public's part. Each one the people portrayed in this documentary has a back story. …show more content…
The meticulously planned how they would kill Cassie down to what they were going to wear and what instrument they used. As you listen to Brian talk about the homicide its prevalent that this was not a spree killing. His motive was jealousy and revenge for being dumped. Therefore, in his case yes, the sentence of life without parole was and is an appropriate sentence. Now I do agree with the recent supreme court ruling that did away with mandatory statues. A life sentence is a special circumstance and the punishment should be according to the facts of the case warrant
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