Programme correctionnel HOPE (Hawaii’s Opportunity Probation with Enforcement)
How HOPE Probation Works
HOPE Probation is a strategy to effect positive behavioral change for those under court supervision. The premise is that clearly stated, easily understood rules are more readily followed by offenders when any rule violation quickly results in a brief stint in jail. Offenders who are willing to roll the dice with repeated violations of probation when the consequences are delayed and uncertain on probation-as-usual are far less likely to risk going to jail today even for a single violation as is the case when in HOPE Probation. The logic of HOPE Probation is that clear and easily understood rules are more readily followed by offenders.
The authors wish to recognize and express our appreciation for several sources of support and guidance that enabled us to write this book. First, the creators of motivational interviewing (MI), William Miller and Stephen Rollnick, whose work continues to illuminate and inspire us in so many ways. Second, the ongoing community of practice within the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers provided us continual practical guidance and humility; there are so many gifted people who are learning, sharing, and training MI that it is an honor to be a part of this group. Finally, the National Institute of Corrections (NIC) and the steering group listed below provided constant support for this project. These individuals reviewed innumerable draft chapters and first-cut videos to give us extremely helpful feedback at various points throughout the development of this document.
Que nous apprend la relecture de « Surveiller et punir » ? Des réformes et des alternatives sont aujourd’hui étudiées. Peut-on sortir des deux extrêmes que constituent la répression et la surveillance pour remettre la dignité humaine et la réhabilitation au centre des débats sur la justice ?
