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Apology in the criminal justice setting: evidence for including apology as an additional component in the legal system
The criminal justice system has reached unprecedented scope in the United States, with over 6.4 million people under some type of supervision. Remedies that have the potential to reduce this number are continually being sought. This article analyzes an innovative strategy currently being reconsidere
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