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ENC 1101: Pre-reading short response Name: _______________________
1) In the argument reading, "Sixteen" by Charlie Spence, the author makes an argument about trying juveniles as adults, that is, about sending people convicted of a crime and who are under the age of 18, to the same criminal justice facilities and giving them the same punishment as people over 18. To get ready to process Spence's argument, it's helpful to think about the purpose of incarceration. Please describe, in your opinion:
What is the purpose of prison: punishment, rehabilitation, protecting society from criminals, dete
ence of future crimes? (Please describe, if you think there are other purposes not listed here.) Feel free to write on a separate sheet of paper if you wish to do so.

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ENC 1101: Pre-reading short response		Name: _______________________
1)  In the argument reading, "Sixteen" by Charlie Spence, the author makes an argument about trying juveniles as adults, that is, about sending people convicted of a crime and who are under the age of 18, to the same criminal justice facilities and giving them the same punishment as people over 18. To get ready to process Spence's argument, it's helpful to think about the purpose of incarceration. Please describe, in your opinion:
What is the purpose of prison: punishment, rehabilitation, protecting society from criminals, deterrence of future crimes? (Please describe,

ENC 1101: Pre-reading short response Name: _______________________ 1) In the argument reading, "Sixteen" by Charlie Spence, the author makes an argument about trying juveniles as adults, that is,...

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