Question

Should community-based felony offenders have the right to vote? Public Benefits like Food Stamps or Student Loans? Who should be responsible for coordinating the community response-Criminal Justice? What should be the role of the local public health department, if any?

Answer 1

Answer: The community-based felony offenders should not have the right to vote because in most of the countries, the convicted person is considered to be dead for availing the legal or any kind of benefits. The food stamps or student loan should not be provided to the convicted offenders. Because they are the culprits and they need to get the punishment for this.

The community response-Criminal Justice team up with the multidisciplinary community partners mainly to enhance the interagency, response to the domestic violence. The long term help provided to the survivors etc. It is important that the local public health provider should intervene the mental condition of the victim as well as providing counseling to reduce the risk of depression.