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Erik As An Adult With Accessory: A Case Study
I am charging Erik as an adult with Accessory. Charging him with accessory will be meaningful to both families because of the murder of the friends mom. It will give the families of the deceased some closure that he has been charged with. It will give the offender his needed punishment. This sentence will rehabilitate by him realizing how serious of an offence he committed. While in jail he will most likely seek alcohol and drug intervention as well. This sentence will help him reintegrate by him being substance abuse clean and regretful for the decision he chose. He will be more responsible to be able to interact with society.
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