The article that contributed to the demise of rehabilitation argued that "______".

A) rehabilitation is faulty
B) nothing works
C) rehabilitation programs are ineffective
D) retribution prevents more crime

Rehabilitation

A process aimed at enabling individuals to restore their skills, health, or abilities, often used in the context of recovery from injury or in criminal justice.

Nothing Works

A controversial perspective in criminology that argues traditional rehabilitation programs are ineffective in reducing recidivism among convicted criminals.

Demise of Rehabilitation

The decline or reduction in focus on rehabilitation as a primary goal in the penal system, often replaced by or balanced with punitive or deterrent measures.