Correction of criminal habits!

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The main purpose is to write about the help given to oneself in thinking, work, and life with the help of the relevant departments, villages, and communities at the higher level after being released from prison, and how to support and integrate into this society in the future, and not to reoffend. The purpose of community corrections is to let the leader know your work situation, life situation, reduce your chances of recidivism, so that you do not reoffend. The best experience is your own experience and feelings, and I hope you will take a good road in the future.

The characteristics of community corrections are mainly manifested in the following four aspects:

1. Criminal sanctions.

Criminal sanction refers to the characteristics of community correction as a kind of criminal sanction for offenders. Community corrections is a kind of criminal sanction measure that is imposed by the adjudication organs and other relevant state organs after it is confirmed that an individual has committed a crime, and is a legal consequence of an individual's criminal conduct.

Since community corrections is a criminal sanction, it necessarily contains a punitive effect on the offender. Within the framework of China's current laws, the punitive nature of community corrections is multifaceted, and the prominent manifestations are:

1) Community corrections subjects should obey management and oversight;

2) Community corrections subjects' personal freedom and movement are subject to certain restrictions;

3) Community corrections subjects are unable to exercise some rights;

4) Community corrections subjects must perform certain legal obligations.

2. Non-custodial.

Non-custodial refers to the characteristic of not taking community corrections subjects into prisons or other penal institutions to enforce their sentences. Non-incarceration is one of the fundamental characteristics of community corrections.

The non-custodial nature of a community corrections subject means that the offender is subject to community corrections:

1) It is still possible to live in one's own family and live a free life within a certain range;

2) Community corrections subjects' personal freedom may be restricted to a certain extent, but they still retain a great deal of freedom of movement;

3) The work and daily life of community corrections subjects will not be greatly disturbed by serving their sentences, and they will basically continue to engage in their own work and live their daily lives as they did before they were sentenced to community corrections.

3. Community participation.

Community participation refers to the characteristics of community corrections subjects that are closely integrated with social life in the community. Community participation is a two-way interactive process: on the one hand, it refers to the community participation of offenders, that is, community corrections subjects actively participate in the activities in the community where they live; On the other hand, it refers to the extensive use of community resources to carry out community corrections.

4. Punishment is lenient.

Leniency of punishment refers to the fact that community corrections measures have a relatively light degree of punishment for offenders. In contrast to custodial sentences or liberty sentences, community corrections are a type of penal measure that does not deprive the offender of his or her personal liberty. The leniency of punishment is commensurate with the degree of guilt committed by the offender.

The lenient nature of punishment in community corrections reflects the general trend of human penal development, reflects the humanitarian attitude towards offenders, and also contributes to the rehabilitation of offenders.

The consistency between community corrections and the nature of criminal punishment enforcement activities in the above three aspects determines the nature of community corrections as a non-custodial punishment enforcement activity.

1. The specificity of the enforcement subject. The enforcement entity of community corrections is the community corrections organization. Community corrections organizations are specific state organs composed of judicial-administrative organs, people's courts, public security organs, prison management organs, and other departments and personnel, performing community corrections functions.

Community corrections volunteers are an important force in the effective implementation of community corrections, and are active social forces participating in community corrections under their guidance and arrangement.

2. The legality of the basis for enforcement. The implementation of community corrections must and can only be based on legally effective judgments, rulings, and decisions made by the people's courts, public security organs, and prison management organs, and are specifically embodied in effective legal documents. In addition to this, the decision of any other individual, organization or agency cannot be used as the basis for the implementation of community correction for offenders.

3. Mandatory implementation methods. Coercion, i.e. coercion as a method of influencing people's behavior. Persons applying community corrections have not changed their status as criminals, nor have the punishments they were given, and although they are serving their sentences in the community, community corrections organizations should manage, supervise, and educate them with the assistance of relevant basic-level organizations and the public, and carry out corrections, and they must comply with the legal obligations established by the Criminal Law and the Criminal Procedure Law, as well as the relevant management provisions and codes of conduct for community corrections.

If they fail to comply, they will bear negative legal consequences such as public security penalties and re-imprisonment, and this is guaranteed by the coercive power of the state.

Community Corrections.

1. Community corrections help the prodigal son turn back, and should be included in the law 2. "Community corrections", that is, the provisions on the implementation of "community corrections" for criminals such as controlled release, probation, and parole have been added. 3. Necessary restraint shall be exercised for criminals sentenced to controlled release, stipulating that: Convicts sentenced to controlled release may, on the basis of the circumstances of their crimes, be ordered not to engage in specific activities, not to enter specific areas or venues, or to contact specific persons during the period of controlled release, "so as to meet the needs of their rehabilitation and prevention of recidivism."