In this situation, there were some positives and some consequences caused by the system. First, the few reasons which resulted in positive outcomes that happened was caused by the system. Many people overlook these few reasons because they expect the justice system to be perfect but everything has flaws, especially when dealing with extremely flawed people. The first was that if Sherry was not released on parole she would just continue to sit in prison, simply presenting her of this opportunity outweighs any consequence that would impede on the opportunity. Also, the halfway house is there to help her become re-enter into society, although in the movie it didn 't help at all the presence of the assistance is better than not having any at all. The negatives of the system against Sherry include her parole officer being too stiff and ridged. He had little rehabilitation motivations, which should be prioritised with substance abuse offenders. Also, there should be an inpatient period for those who have committed substance based crimes like theft in Sherry 's situation. Then an outpatient program should be implemented after they pass the inpatient program. This would create structure and incentive to improve the offender, rather than throwing them out into the world and threaten inpatient programs if they inevitably
In this situation, there were some positives and some consequences caused by the system. First, the few reasons which resulted in positive outcomes that happened was caused by the system. Many people overlook these few reasons because they expect the justice system to be perfect but everything has flaws, especially when dealing with extremely flawed people. The first was that if Sherry was not released on parole she would just continue to sit in prison, simply presenting her of this opportunity outweighs any consequence that would impede on the opportunity. Also, the halfway house is there to help her become re-enter into society, although in the movie it didn 't help at all the presence of the assistance is better than not having any at all. The negatives of the system against Sherry include her parole officer being too stiff and ridged. He had little rehabilitation motivations, which should be prioritised with substance abuse offenders. Also, there should be an inpatient period for those who have committed substance based crimes like theft in Sherry 's situation. Then an outpatient program should be implemented after they pass the inpatient program. This would create structure and incentive to improve the offender, rather than throwing them out into the world and threaten inpatient programs if they inevitably