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Dichtung und Welt im Mittelalterasked the young people seated on yoga mats around the room how they were feeling. “Calm.” “Relaxed.” “Good.” “Energized.” “Awake.” “Inside myself.” The students, all Black and Hispanic male clients of an Alternative to Incarceration (ATI) program for 16-to-24-year-olds had just come to the end of a

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Zugang zur deutschen Heldensage,es outside the court process can provide effective responses to less serious youth crime” (Department of Justice Canada, 2013, p. 3). This Act is based on evidence that “involvement in the formal justice system and imprisonment can have more profound and deleterious effects for adolescents than for

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Zugang zur deutschen Heldensage, almost 80 per 100,000 (Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 2008; Blumstein & Cohen, 1973). Now, with close to 2.3 million Americans behind bars, and another 5 million under community supervision, roughly 1 per cent of the adult population is incarcerated (West & Sabol, 2009; Glaze, 2010; Gue