Problems of Achieving Rehabilitation and Punishment in Special School Environments.

Wiles, David K.; Rockoff, Edward

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Publication Date: 1978

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Problems of Achieving Rehabilitation and Punishment in Special School Environments

Wiles, David K.; Rockoff, Edward

Journal of Law and Education, 7, 2, 165-76, Apr 78

Explores the legal implications of inschool suspension practices through consideration of individual versus institutional rights within a punitive-rehabilitative setting. Discusses the applicability of the prison hospital model to schools and argues that future legal action may challenge the viability of inschool suspension practices. (Author/JG)

Descriptors: Correctional Rehabilitation, Discipline, Elementary Secondary Education, Hospitals, In School Suspension, Institutional Environment, Nontraditional Education, Rehabilitation Programs, Student Rights, Student School Relationship

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