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According to Nahanee (1995), allowing Aboriginal offenders to benefit from a healing approach that inevitably results in more lenient sentences:
a.   Is beneficial to the whole community.
b.   Allows offenders to remain in the community.
c.   Costs the provincial justice department considerably less.
d.   Violates the human rights of Aboriginal women who have been victimized.
e.   In the long helps the community.
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Understanding Youth Justice In Canada

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Correct again, I appreciate the help.
Understanding Youth Justice In Canada
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Pretty simple question if you think about it. Thanks for providing feedback.
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