There are different ideas on how to rehabilitate juveniles; however, the effectiveness of some of their ideas like boot camps create controversies on whether or not they are beneficial or harmful. People who oppose boot camps for juveniles argue the point that they do more harm than good. They believe that they are poorly regulated, violent, physically and psychologically abuse juveniles (“Boot” 2). They argue that the military style is too rough for juveniles who are already going through a rough time. The point that the military does not accept juvenile offenders and people with a mental illness, is also brought up to try and help their stand on the situation. A study that showed that 80% of camp inmates resume committing crime after leaving
