Can putting worst families in 'sin bins' reduce crime?
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View Point , Shimla:
Jul 27 2009
Made Popular Jul 27 2009

Under a Govt. scheme in Britain, tens of thousands of the worst families are to be put in “sin bins” to improve their behavior. As per this scheme, members of “Shameless” families are given intensive 24-hour supervision to make sure children attend school, go to bed on time and eat proper meals. Parents are also given help to stop them leading dysfunctional lives and to combat drug or alcohol addiction. The scheme will help reduce the number of youngsters who become drawn into lives of crime because of their chaotic family lives. Will this scheme help reduce the crime?
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Graham
Jul 27 2009
London,
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Are there any governmental guidelines for a particular family to be called as "shameless family"? It will be better if these criteria are made public so that people could avoid their family to be called as "shameless family".
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Good that the UK govt, has taken this initiative to rectify dysfunctional families. However along with supervision, counseling is a must. Its a good way of teaching a lesson to people who don’t believe in a harmonious and progressive family environment, and rectifying them. Other countries should follow suit.
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Are there any governmental guidelines for a particular family to be called as "shameless family"? It will be better if these criteria are made public so that people could avoid their family to be called as "shameless family".
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Good that the UK govt, has taken this initiative to rectify dysfunctional families. However along with supervision, counseling is a must. Its a good way of teaching a lesson to people who don’t believe in a harmonious and progressive family environment, and rectifying them. Other countries should follow suit.
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Are there any governmental guidelines for a particular family to be called as "shameless family"? It will be better if these criteria are made public so that people could avoid their family to be called as "shameless family".
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Good that the UK govt, has taken this initiative to rectify dysfunctional families. However along with supervision, counseling is a must. Its a good way of teaching a lesson to people who don’t believe in a harmonious and progressive family environment, and rectifying them. Other countries should follow suit.
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Good that the UK govt, has taken this initiative to rectify dysfunctional families. However along with supervision, counseling is a must. Its a good way of teaching a lesson to people who don’t believe in a harmonious and progressive family environment, and rectifying them. Other countries should follow suit.
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Are there any governmental guidelines for a particular family to be called as "shameless family"? It will be better if these criteria are made public so that people could avoid their family to be called as "shameless family".
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