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Criminal Justice Review, Vol. 25, No. 2, 207-233 (2000)
DOI: 10.1177/073401680002500204
© 2000 Georgia State University, College of Health and Human Sciences

The Future of Probation: Reintroducing the Spitual Dimension into Correctional Practice

John T. Whitehead

Michael C. Braswell

This paper outlines several models of probation for the future: rehabilitation, law-enforcement, "broken windows " new-penology, public-safety, intermediate-sanction, restorative-justice, balanced-approach, and spiritual.Positive and negative aspects of each model are examined. Abolition and privatization are also discussed. The authors conclude that restorative justice and the spiritual model are the most promising models for the future of probation. Ways to incorporate a concern for spirituality into probation practice are noted.


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